COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

Thanks for all the technical advices, wow, that is a great work. I think, I will go for it. A friend of mine in the States is about to change a COE (same like Yours, a Chevy) for my old Opel Kapitän, that I have.

Hamburg next year sounds good, maybe we can have a beer or two.

Does Yor friend have any pics of his COE?

 

Here is an update with the new exhaust stacks.

 

296Moon, that suspension set up gives new meaning to the expression "air over hydraulic!" or is yours "hydraulic over air?"

JML

 

Hello ToddJ,

It would be greet if you draw A picture of my Truck.

Greetings Kooscoe.

 

Just found this GMC today.

 

lot`s of cool stuff , I guess my bus would fit in as a coe ?
and yea we chop buses

 

Dude....need some more pics of this one. What are your plans for it? You are not going to paint it are you?

 

Now thats cool. Is that an old tow truck.

 

YES, one BIG**** tow truck.

 

that is cool as hell! spanky cool tow truck alert!

 

I'm all aboard on that bus!
SCHUH-WEET!!!
JML

 

I know this has been posted before but somebody might have missed it (grin)
Besides it doesn't hurt to advertise my own web site.
http://ozcoetrucks.bravehost.com/Index.a.html
I read earlier on that someone had spent two hours visiting my site, WOW !!!!

Here is the link to my own COE build project, up to 246 pages so far and more to be uploaded tonight. http://billsfordcoe.bravehost.com/Index.html

Oh Yeah HAPPY NEW YEAR to everyone, we get to start 2009 before the rest of you guys.

Seeya
Bill

 

Bill has ALL the pics. Even sent me pics of mine that I hadn't seen

 

Here's mine. Beemer and I dragged it out of a field this past summer. I cleaned out the box today as it was full of loose straw and a few bales. Buried in the hay was the grill.

 

Biil, your site is incredible and you have come a hell of a long way on your COE project. I just went through all 246 pages of your pics on it and I am really impressed. The use of the rack and pinion for steering was really great! Keep it going and maybe someday I'll have pics of mine to add to your website. Here is the link to what I've collected so far for my COE project.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=288541

 

Now that is one******en K-wopper.

 

Hope to get back on my 48 gmc coe after i finish my new garage this spring !

 

Hears some,,,,,,,,,, Now you guys seen all I have of mine.

 

This one is Sweet,,,,,,

 

Here's a few of my 'newer' COE, it's a 57 that started a long string of 40+ years of Ford C-Series. It has 4V-390 with 2-spd axle and the original 'widow-maker' wheels.

 

Here a pic of the 52 F6 ,it is topchopped now will post pic soon.I am lookinf for F1 rear fenders, to fix in the haulers bed.

 

Would like to see it chopped, did you stretch it or rake it?

 

I have a '80's GM P30 motor home chassis for sale if anyone is looking for one. PM mw for details. Thanks

 

This is the COE that planted the bug in my brain about 6 years ago. I saw it at the Roadsters Swap Meet in Minneapolis and have been searching for some pics of it since then. Thanks to Dale (thewildturkey46), who gave the original owners and builders name and contact information and Derrick (38 Ford Guy - who also owns a '38 COE), who sent me this picture. Now I can actually see what I have been dreaming about the last 6 years. This is pretty close to what I would like to build.

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Here is mine.

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Thought I had seen someone making the step plates from GM AD COE's but can not find them. Anyone have contact info?

 

Check if they have them here:

http://reprocoeparts.bravehost.com/Index.html

 

here's a 48 chevy my dad and i are building

 

Just found this picture of my first COE and my old panel( which I just bought back). This view you can really see the 2 inch chopped windshield on the Cabover.

 

this is realy a cool truck!