1936 Dodge 4 door Sedan Street Rod

Description for Dodge 4 door Sedan 1936

1936 Dodge 4 door Sedan Street Rod

About the car:

I purchased the car from Mesquite, TX in May 2015. I wanted a 4 door car to use in weddings and this was going to be it. But now I am facing some bills from a hospital stay, so I am selling it. This street rod is driven to car shows, not trailered.

• new wiring harness
• new alternator
• new electric fan
• new brackets under the front fenders were purchased and installed because they were missing
• new spark plugs
• Holley Carburetor
• new fuel regulator
• new fuel filters (2)
  
• new thermostat & housing
• most of the distributor is new parts
• new air cleaner
• new grill
• Front seats have been swapped out
• new wheels
• new headlights
• new taillights
  

Car has:

• Chevy 327 motor
• Chevy Turbo 400 transmission
• Mustang II independent front suspension w/ 1975 Granada rotors
• 1970 Chevelle rear end
• Dakota Digital gauges
• Roof has been filled (it's painted brown so it looks like an original leather top)
• Battery is mounted in trunk (w/ battery shut-off switch in trunk also)
• Electric fan with toggle switch under the dash. Use it in slower speed driving. Don't need it at highway speeds. Fan automatically turns on/off with temp. sensor.
  
• Air shocks on the rear
  

Issues:

• There is a broken off bolt in the head on the driver's side where the valve cover is attached. Needs to be drilled out.
• Rear end needs to be narrowed to get the tires under the fenders. When folks ride in the back seat, the fenders rub the tires.
• When the gas gauge reaches 55%, the tank is almost empty.
• The car drives fine down the road but does have a vapor lock problem where it will shut off. Then it cranks right back up. It has copper fuel lines that I have not swapped out yet.