1936 Ford Pickup Gateway Classic Cars St. Louis #9542

Gateway Classic Cars of St. Louis is proud to digitally present to you this beautiful 1936 Ford Pickup - A Classic Beauty with a Powerful Heart

Step back in time with this stunning 1936 Ford Pickup, a true classic that exudes vintage charm and timeless style. This model features a captivating blue exterior that beautifully complements its brown interior, creating a striking visual contrast that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, this Ford Pickup houses a 221CID Flathead V8 engine, a powerhouse that is synonymous with reliability and performance. This engine, known for its smooth operation and impressive power output, is a testament to the engineering prowess of the era. Adding to its appeal, this 1936 Ford Pickup comes with a 3-Speed manual transmission. This feature not only enhances the driving experience but also gives you full control over the vehicle's performance, making every ride an exciting adventure. This classic Ford Pickup is a blend of style, power, and performance. It's a vehicle that doesn't just take you from point A to B, but does so with an elegance and charm that is rarely found in modern vehicles. Whether you're a classic car enthusiast, a collector, or someone who appreciates the beauty of vintage vehicles, this 1936 Ford Pickup is a must-have. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of automotive history.

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[dgiorgi]

Nice color and contrasting color interior, even got the mechanical brakes but that smoke when running and driving is a problem that is killing this vehicle

[volkoff]

Absolutely beautiful truck. It's so sad how outrageously expensive these classic vehicles are now. This truck was very affordable when it was new, and now collectors and the evil invention of the online auction has ruined the dream of the average guy to own a classic car or motorcycle. Sadly, most of them won't be driven once all the rich collectors buy them all up and hide them away from the world. It's a damn shame.