1936 Ford Model 67 Pickup

1936 Ford Model 67 Pickup
Chassis no. 18-3016234
While Ford debuted a new 'grill' on its passenger cars for every model year, their commercial line of trucks only got a facelift every two years. This is not to say that there were not changes to the models each year, but rather than there was divergence between the look of the trucks and cars—despite their underpinnings being rather closely related.

This Model 67 is fitted with a Type 830 Pickup body manufactured by Budd. Sitting on the same 112 inches (2845mm) wheelbase as the passenger cars and powered by the same V-8, its front end was similar to that of the '35 Model 50 but the 'Ford V-8" emblem had moved from the center of the side engine covers to the front of said panels. This example is finished Black with Ford Demonstrator Yellow pinstriping and a black vinyl interior. The somewhat spartan interior speaks to the truck's utilitarian purpose, but the nicely finished wood stakes on the bed give it some flare. Whether used for runs to the farmers market or for Sunday drives, it will no doubt be equally up to the task.