10. Ron and Norene Williams 1936 Ford convertible - Scottsdale Top 100

From the November, 2008 issue of Street Rodder

By Ryan Manson

Photography by Ryan Manson

A true full custom, Ron and Norene Williams' Tucson, Arizona-based '36 Ford had us well impressed with everything from its Jade Green paint to its '51 Olds engine with dual quads. The drop top features '38 Ford front sheet metal, '39 Lincoln rear fenders, skirts, and taillights, a '36 Ford front bumper and '37 Ford rear bumper, and rides on a dropped front axle and air ride in the rear.

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