Automobile, 1936 Chevy Standard 2-Door. Bought from another friend, Doug rescued it from a garage that had collapsed. Rodents had consumed the interior and the roof was caved in. It was also lacking an engine. A blank canvas in many respects. He always liked the '36 Chevy Standard Coach, it had that sloped rear. But he wasn't fond of the front end. He did however like the '32 Ford front end. So that was what he used. The '32 Ford grill and hood were made to match the '36 Chevy firewall. It looks great and at car shows, street rodders always ask what is it! Doug did all the work on this car. He used a Chassis Engineering rear suspension with a Ford 8" rear end. He then machined all the parts to add disc brakes to the straight axle front end. That's a project, disc brakes on a period straight axle. He then dropped in a Chevy 350 with a 4-speed and Hurst Shifter. Bucket seats were added to the interior along with custom gauges but the remainder of the interior is unfinished. The body is in white primer. This one is well on its way to being a classic street rod. The hard work is done. Now it's up to the cosmetics artist. When finished, this will be a great show car or street rod. VIN# 21FC0114556. Odometer shows 63.2 miles.