COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

If a guy wanted to build a Dodge COE, this looks like a really good start. Although, it's hard to tell if the body is actually in really nice shape or a repaint hid the flaws... But if it's the former, wow...

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BPjh7FQnw/

 

Because of the condition of the body where it's yellow, dents in the fenders, holes above the windshield and probably a hole in the roof. I think the body is in great condition

 

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

 

I love that last picture...
Im slowly getting there

 

Looking good, Seth!
What are those rear fenders from? Buick? Caddy?

 

Went to Rhinebeck back in 2017 thinking I'd have the only COE there, only to find out there were three of us staying at the same Motel... lol. Like I told the other two guys, "these things are getting as common as 32-34 Fords.

 

Guy said studebaker...maybe?

 

I didn't go through all 221 pages of COEs, but any such listing would have to include this one by Denny Olson of Enumclaw WA:

Toronado powered, tilt bed. Incredible rig.
When I was working at the LeMay Museum in Tacoma WA in 2010 they were planning the upcoming groundbreaking ceremony and needed a stage for the speakers and dignitaries. I was aware of this truck, having seen it in Al Swedbergs shop getting the running boards made. Even though I had never met Denny, I approached him about using his truck and he agreed to let us. He delivered it in a rainstorm with his street rod on the back, and left it for us to use, with one caveat - no one but me was to drive it. On the big day the collection manager took over, as usual, jumping in it to take it to the site of the new building. I, a relative nobody in the organization, objected because I had promised Denny to look out for his baby. After a somewhat heated discussion with management, I proceeded to drive it the 2 miles or so to the ceremony, where it was the perfect addition.


And this is one I really wanted to buy, but it was just too pricey:

'37 International. Note the RH door is suicide but the LH was standard!

 

I just looked at one of those IH's for sale here locally. I p***ed, to rough and pieces missing.
I think it was a '41.

 

Pic of my heap on the salt

 

^^^^^^ Awesome!!!!
Sorry I missed you by a day. I would have loved to see that truck in person.

 

I might be interested. What were they asking for it? I don't need a frame.

 

4500 obo. Was on Craigslist, might still be

 

I tried Missoula and Kalispell CL with no luck. Can you narrow it down, or provide a link? That seems like a lot for that pile of rust, but the one I found was $10k! Climbing in that driver's side door must be a challenge.

 

And then this happened!!