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Briggs1

09-25-2020 @ 8:22 PM

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What color is the dash, steering column, steering wheel, and interior window frames? Body color? Black? Benton Gray? Is there a list of standard interior colors? my exterior is going to be Washington Blue.

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09-26-2020 @ 10:19 AM

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I have a 37 Sedan Delivery. Not sure it is the same as a 36. I can share what mine has. BTW, the 37 Ford book from the V-8 club is invaluable when it comes to information like this. I would recommend you buying the 36 version.
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09-26-2020 @ 1:13 PM

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Greg, I don't know if they are the same but any information you can provide could help. What color is your interior and exterior? Is yours original Ford colors?

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09-26-2020 @ 3:32 PM

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Briggs,
I did some reading and found that the 36 and 37 are somewhat different. The 36 instrument panel, glove box door, etc. were initially painted Dark Taupe. Later in May of 36, these were changed to Mahogany wood grain. In 37 they continued to be Mahogany wood grain, as is my Sedan Delivery.

Other interior schemes:

seats, windlace, headlining binding, quarter lock pillar: black seal grain artificial leather
door panels, rear door, headlining: black seal grain cardboard
cowl panels: gray brown fine colonial grain cardboard, changed to dark taupe in May
finish strip on rear door: black
front floor mat: benton gray rubber
quarter panel: masonite

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gregg

I don't see any info regarding the exterior paint choices.

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09-26-2020 @ 8:22 PM

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Briggs, If your sedan delivery is early to mid 36 and standard, the dash and garnish molding would be Benton Grey Metallic. The steering wheel and column would be black.

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09-26-2020 @ 8:59 PM

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I agree with Don.

Adopted in December 1935, the instrument panel was Benton Gray Metallic, then changed to Mahogany Grain in May 1936.

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09-26-2020 @ 10:05 PM

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Gregg,
that is great info. Where did you get it? The Autocolor Libray website also says the interior is Benton Gray Metallic but it does not say what get into the detail you provided.

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09-26-2020 @ 10:10 PM

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Don,
Thanks for the info. It confirms what I found on the Autocolor Libray site and Gregg's comments. Where did you get your info? Are you sure the steering wheel and column were black?

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09-26-2020 @ 10:52 PM

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Briggs, If Don Rogers tells you something about '36 Fords, you can take it to the bank.

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09-27-2020 @ 4:49 AM

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Briggs, Here is an image from a 1936 Truck Dealer Album showing the Benton Grey Dash and black steering column and wheel.

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