1936 Ford V8 Sunday Drive 

"no music, no talking" instant like

Uninterrupted by talking or music, that is thye way to make a car video. Great car. Great video.

Amazing how sophisticated mechanically and refined this car is than a 5 year older 31 A.

Love to see a young person who loves and respects the history, instead of resto modding an old car, kudos, Craig!

When I was 15 1/2 , back in 1951, I started car shopping and found a '36 Three Window Coupe. My dad said, "no, no, no, because it had mechanical brakes. I ended up with a '40 Merc 4-door which I drove up and down the driveway until my 16th b/d when I was released on the public. Fun, Fun, Fun!!

Love the throaty V-8 sound!

No music. No talking. My favorite ! Black Beauty sounds SO good !!

Thank you for not ruining this car. It's beautiful how it came out of the factory and you've done an excellent job at preserving and enhancing it.

Nothing like the smell and the sound of an old car

And no cupholders, at least factorywise! Double thumbs-up if I could. There were still flatheads on the road when I was young. That old familiar sound...

Wow what a great sound the old girl has! Thanks for taking us along for the drive - love that old 3 speed floor stick shift as well.

I put on headphones and just revel at the sound of your beautiful flathead V8. Thanks for your posts!

No talking, just V8 sounds. What a youtube legend...

Old cars are neat in their own right, but the best part is their drive train! Love it! It's like a time machine.

Just love all about this, especially the sympathetic gear changing using two distinct movements., pausing in neutral to give the synchro a chance. I hate to see gearchanges as one harsh movement on any old car.

What a beautiful car. And painted in the “most difficult to keep pretty” color. Hope it continues to bring you long lasting joy

Super! No long monologues or goofy music! Just the sound of the engine and mechanicals!

Here in Argentina they were known as "La coupecita". They were used for races over long distances called "Turismo carretera". Beautiful sound of that Flathead. Greetings from Argentina.

When you grow tired of it, put it on a ship, send it to England, and I'll pick it up at Southampton docks. Job done.

NO music, no talking. Great!

the turn signal has a better sound than the GM turn signals from the 80s and iam a GM guy, but also love Fords. Great video, no music no non sense just traight to the point.

We had the same car in the UK, in right hand drive form, of course. It was relaunched in 1947 with a larger 3622cc engine based on the old one, but redesigned by Ford of Dagenham. It also had a steering column gear change. 212,155 were sold.

I'm absolutely green with envy! What a beautiful machine and that sound reminds me of my youth. Now I have to have another flathead

"I want my 1930s Ford driving videos to have the real audio drowned out by 1950s music and awkward conversation" - No one, ever.

Love those DOORS/LOVE the FLOOR/LOVE theRrrroooRs!XOXO, O. M. G.

My god I’d love that beast parked in my garage, loved hearing the old S/V V8 👍

need more "no talking, no music" vids.....

Must be satisfying to drive around with this classic.

Dang, this is exactly how I’d like to drive one.

I was born too late ... I could live with a car like that then or now. Glad you have that experience in your life !

My Dad was one of the Founders of The Early Ford V8 Club of America. I can still remember going to one of those early meetings. I believe they were held in the Auto Shop at San Leandro High School. Dad tried to give me a 1939 Deluxe four door sedan that had belonged to a local Mailman named Frank. Problem was it had been in a flood so lots of rust in the floor pan. I was like 9 years old. I decided because of the floor problem to let it go and hold out for a better one down the road. Bonk! So in High School he gave me his 1941 Ford Pickup. We took it all apart in the back yard with plans to start restoring it. (all it really needed was a motor rebuild and paint, was damn near perfect when he got it.) Unfortunately that was also the year I was introduced to Partying on booze and pot so I had no money to put into it. (around 1972/73) Needless to say he took it back. It was sort of mine for like four weeks and I got as far as scrapping all the muck from the rear axle. I'll never forget the joy of driving his old Fords. The sweet sound of a well tuned Early V8, and looking over the hood as it follows the way you point it.Those were the days! Sorry I let ya down Dad.

In 1958 I had a 1948 "Prefect" English Ford that was a miniature of this Ford. It had 4 doors, 3 speed "on the floor" with a flat head 4 cylinder engine. It had the "herringbone front grill & the slant back. I enjoyed the crank out windshield. It got almost 40 mph. We couldn't afford photos & the only known photo I have was taken with a "Brownie" camera with my grandmother next to it. I had it until 1963. I replaced it with my favorite vehicle of all times, a 1955 Desoto.

Much better than others. Most car sound videos are fan and belt noise, or open headers.

My grandfather’s muscle car back in the day.

This is a REAL car, not these modern electric toys! Congratulations!

Shifting gears is where the manly art of double declutching comes un handy!

WE NEED MOOOOAAAARRRRR. We in the UK used your 221 V8 in our Ford Pilot's, which were used as police pursuit vehicles throughout the late 40's - early 50's. Hope you post more vids soon!

American legend. No depression behind that wheel.

Well at 80 years of age. I drove a lot of these cars my first car was a 1938 Ford CPE..85 horse...and I had built and Raced 5 other Ford Flatheads...in the early 60" s..great Video.. My Brother just restored a 1937 sedan. Stock car with a 100 horse engine...a nice thing to see. His first car was a 1936 Ford cpe

To compare the 1931 model A, with this vehicle made 5 years later, its light years ahead in such a short time period.

Amazing how an 85 year old car easily keeps up with traffic without much problems.

really love the sound V8

The 36 was a really great car. More advanced by far than the ModelA, in construction and power. Yet, the styling remained old enough to be charming today.

The engine is music it self. Well made film, and nice ride

I use to have a '36 Tudor. I didn't double clutch, i just did it slowly and with a little pressure it would fall into place. Great video.

In 1967 in New Zealand my friends and I bought 3 of this model 1936 V8 we drove them to my uncle's farm and played demolition derby with the 3 1936 fords until all 3 were damaged beyond repair, we left them next to a tree and caught the train back home. The 3 1936 Ford V8s cost a total of $17 two were $6 each the other $5 the guy selling them had another 29 cars in his car yard for sale some were 1932 and 1934 Ford V8s but these were more expensive at $8/$10 each . Watching this video now makes me cry thinking what we did back in 1967 when aged 19 years old.

Thank you! That was a great ride along with you. I loved that I could listen to just the car. As soon as I read "uninterrupted by talking or music" I hit the Like Button.

Such a nice looking car. I'd really would drive one on a Sunday.

That's a sweet ride... but I'd be terrified to drive it at modern speeds with mechanical brakes!

engine chatter much preferable to human chatter - instant like

Thank you so much for letting the car do the speaking.

As soon as the door opened I got a blast of that leather car smell and I was just 4 years old again in the 1950s. Quite a vivid experience like my dad was carrying me as he got in the car.

100 hp is enough to move a light car like that quite well. That vehicle is very, very, nice!

THese were really among the first cars that were seriously used for bootleggin through the Smokie Mountains by moonshiners. Ford's new V8 offered performance for regular people on a low-middle class income that was really never attainable for the price before. So these cars were the foundation of NASCAR.

Love that sound! I think this is my favorite video on RU-vid for that pure Flathead sound.

To describe your ford v8 as magnificenr is an understatement. Thank you for not making it a hotrod and sharing with us

Whoa - really takes me back. Lot of folks bought them, because, they ran, got the job done.

Ah the sounds of a flathead. Like music to my old ears.

The car by itself was fancy enough but dayum...a stationary steering wheel hub?!? Love little surprises like that

My grandpa and his best friend switched out the manual for a “3 on the tree” back in the 50’s for his buddies mother. In 2006 his best friend surprised him with the car, my grandpa had it restored, and now my buddies grandkid owns it.. wish I knew who he was

an absolutely perfect car youtube video

What a gorgeous car! Love the little aftermarket touches. I'm sure purists would talk shit, but we've always done stuff to our cars, new or old. Good call on no talking or music!

Ten out of ten for style and content. Made for adults. Love your work. Instant subscribe just for the no music thing. Thank you.

I love playing this video over and over. I love the roar of a flat head V8.

While stationing Washington D C I had bought from relation in Tennessee 1936 Ford sedan . They had it haul to be while living and station in city!

not only is it a great car but you are a brilliant driver, hello from Ireland.

Thanks for the upload. The experience is much better without music. It gives one the feeling of being right there in the passenger seat hearing those phenomenal flathead notes. Gorgeous styling to boot!

The original Ford Flathead V8, one of the first cars with sufficient power to keep up with modern highway speeds. Also a favorite get away car with some criminals in the 1930's who wanted to get away from the police. Since this car was able to go faster than most cars in the 1930's.

Would be great if you could upload some more, it’s a lovely sound and rare not to have talking or music in these sorts of videos👍

As low as that car is geared it wouldn't hurt a thing to shift from 1st to 3rd or stay in 1st and 2nd very briefly to get to 3rd quickly. Dad's '63 F-100 is like that with a 3.89:1 ratio rear end. Great video great car! I also recommend Amsoil 10W30 Z-rod oil as it has high zinc and is designed for cars like yours.

I love this video. Nicely done. My grandfather drove the exact same car. Brought back great memories.

My first car in the 50s bought almost mint from elderly gent 65000 genuine mls beautiful car wish still kept it.

What a beautiful car ,

loved that sound

Ford cars of that vintage really set the tone and basic car look for future road transport.

Cousin took me fo ride 36 3window coupe 😊with pipes. In 1950 ,next was a 40s Indian full dress for the day. Fun memories.

If we lived in 1936 this would be my dream car!

You sir know how to make a video for car guys and for this I say thank you. Your ford is absolutely beautiful.

Just gorgeous. Back in the days when one was grateful just to have wheels ... but a V8 Pilot WOW!!. That lever under the tacho (under the dash) is to open the front air vent...no? Greetings from Australia.

Miałem takiego V8 tylko z 1939 r. Przód podobny , tylko tył był nieco inny. Smok. Dużo palił i pękały w nim resory.

"No talking or music".....direct sub!!

No music??? THANK YOU SIR!!! Flathead was all the music we needed!

Man you sure don't let the grass grow under the tires. Very nice running car. Thanks for video. Love old fords

Epic!!! When driving was driving!! A cacophony of sounds👍👍👍just perfect👍👍😎😎 Thanks for taking us along👍👍

That is a "a real car" love flat heads , great instruments. Remember them all so well. Thank you. Al

There's no sound quite as sweet as a flathead to us old timers!! I've owned many flatheads since the 1960s, and still have a 37 standard fordor flatback undergoing restoration and a tidy 39 deluxe sedan.

Classic 4door cars never get the respect they deserve!

this car gives style and presence to driver

Thanks for the ride ❤️💯💪

Really enjoyed that and would love to drive something similar to experience truly what driving in the 1930s was like.

Thanks for the ride Craig, that was really cool.

You have a very nice car! Cherish it!

I like that there's no talking or music. Wish other vid uploaders would realize that. Great vid on car and I'm glad you actually showed it's power. can't believe they had a pretty fast V8 back then, no wonder Bonnie and Clyde liked the Ford Flathead V8s. Powerful.

PURE EARGASM THANKYOU❤

Nice ride. Thanks for sharing! Motivation to get our '40 back on the road after its 50 year slumber.

3:22 finally somebody who knows how to drive through roundabouts :) nice video pal. I love old cars and thinking about to get one

Finally someone who understands what the viewers want. Thank You!

Beautiful we have an old a ford from 1931

that's just a good old engine sound....mannn, that's what a car engine should sound like! Sounds like it's got some cajones to it, lol

#1 get away car for American outlaws in the 30's.