1936 Ford Coupe

VIN 182603040

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What’s special about this listing

  • Chevrolet 350 V8 engine swap delivers modern small-block power with classic hot rod appeal
  • Exceptionally low 2,453 miles on the odometer for a custom street rod
  • Deep burgundy exterior paired with beige/tan interior creates an elegant period-correct color scheme
  • 4-speed automatic transmission with power brakes for effortless modern cruising
  • Custom street rod build blends 1936 Ford's iconic pre-war styling with contemporary reliability
  • Comparable custom 1936 Ford Coupes have sold in the $25,900-$42,622 range. See the Ford Model 48 / 68 market →
  • Professionally built by Gateway Classic Cars with 200+ HD photos and video documentation available

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Year
1936
Make
Ford
Model Family
Model 48 / 68
Model Generation
-
Model Variant
-
Model Trim
-
VIN
182603040
Mileage
2,453 mi TMU
Originality
Custom
Engine
221ci V8 (Flathead)
Transmission
Manual
Drive Type
Rear Wheel Drive (RWD)
Vehicle Type
Automobile
Body Style
Coupe
Driver Side
LHD
Doors
2 Doors
Color Group (Ext)
Burgundy
Color Group (Int)
Beige/Tan

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About this Seller

Gateway Classic Cars - Chicago

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Gateway Classic Cars of Chicago, located just 35 miles south of Chicago, specializes in a curated selection of classic, custom, exotic, antique, and unique vehicles from the region. Since opening in 2012, their knowledgeable team has provided a professional, transparent experience for both buyers and sellers in the heart of Chicago’s deep-rooted car culture.

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