- Power
- 500 hp
- Engine
- 454 ci
- Price
- $545
The one-year-only styling of the 1936 Ford Tudor Sedan combines the traditional upright grille with a streamlined body to create one of the best-looking cars of the period, no matter the manufacturer. This rare 1936 Ford Tudor Sedan with its integrated trunk is a neat 2-door pre-war car that shows off all of Ford's early styling cues. Only 20,515 Tudor Sedans were produced in 1936.
This car is fully customized from top to bottom, front to back by local auto builder and collector Alexander "Ski" Orzechowski. The original 221 cubic-inch inline 8-cylinder engine was replaced with moder power of a 454 cubic-inch V-8. Other performance improvements under the tilt hood include a B&M blower, custom headers, Holley fuel system, Turbo 400 transmission, MSD ignition, and much more. Other modem equipment includes rack and pinion steering, rear four-link suspension with coil-over shocks, B&M shifter, Auto Meter gauges, 12-bolt locker rear end, and 16-inch-wide rear wheels with Mickey Thompson racing tires.
This beautiful car has a classic deep black paint job, and custom interior with a moder tilt steering column.
Spec sheet
- 454 cubic-inch V-8 Chevy "big block" engine
- 3-speed Turbo 400 automatic transmission
- Estimated 500 horsepower
- 112-inch wheelbase
- Original price of $545
Pre-War Classics / 1916–1941












