When the 1936 Ford Cabriolet debuted, it caught the eye of the automotive market with its new styling, from updating the grille, reshaped fenders, and newly designed hood vents over past models. However, the most significant change was using the still desirable artillery wheels instead of wire wheels. Over the years, it became the perfect platform for taildraggers, 40s-era customs, and tasteful street rods.
This particular Ford sat in a barn resting for several years while staying in excellent condition. Ken Brown was looking for a retirement vehicle so he and his wife could cruise around. He purchased this car sight unseen in 2000;
