COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

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Try these guys some one there can help you......

 

I picked this one up over the weekend to one day build a car hauler.



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The other photo is??

 

nice score tjelwood
I was watchin that one
not a 56, so I watched.
JML

 

Just started on this one... its going on a 3/4 ton 91 suburban frame. I might chop the top.

 

A little more progress on the 41 fenders the front chins are taking shape. They were formed on my T6 pullmax & planished with it also. Then a little shrink disc work no filler here just good old metal finish Danny.

 

Here is the 41 COE front fender's sitting on the ground at proposed ride height.






I need to a little clean up then they go back to California & will come back with the truck for finishing around the first of the year Danny.

 

those look pretty nice, but will the tire come out of the wheelwell with the back contour of the fender coming so far forward?
just curious Ron...

 

The front chin & rear panel are mock up's till we get the cab & chassis here around the end of this year. There is no room for it in the shop till I get the 48 COE in the shop finished & out Danny.

 

Beautiful work Danny. If you do not mind me asking,can you tell me how many hours you have in the pair of fenders? Jobs such as this take alot of time, and there are no short-cuts. Keep up the great work.
Baron

 

Hi There
Would either of these Ford COEs be for sale?
Regards
Andrew
New Zealand

 

Baron on the hrs I lost count. I am doing them for a flat $$ fee. I do quite a bit of work that way but I am not afraid to tell them up front to sit down it ain't going to be cheap. Some say holy***** are you crazy or tell me they must think about it, those don't usually call or come back. Or OK just do it I know it will be great here is the deposit & what's the time & payment schedule. I have 3 projects from California in the shop & 1 from NY because of my high quality metal work & reasonable labor rate. I do not do any painting so you see just what you paid for. I also give my customers a complete tear down to rebuild photo CD to document every thing I do. I also never discuss other customers $$ figure & must see the vehicle in person to give a guesstimate & a lot of jobs are time & materials $40.00 per hr Hope this sorta answered your question Danny.

 

Just saw this on the LARS Photo post, anyone have details on it?

 

What's a COE worth? I've seen a few near my place. They are abandoned behind some farms in the area. Are they worth digging out of the weeds?

 

They are worth what ever you can sell them for on that day & they have a growing following Danny.

 

Here's mine,,,, 1960 Ford C600 COE Tilt cab

 

Which ones???????

 

Here is my 1938 GMC is on stock frame rails. Up front it has an early 80's one ton Chevy van front suspension with Air Bags. Out back it has a one ton dually Chevy rear end. For the engine &******* it has a late 70's 350 Chevy V-8, turbo 400******* and a Gear vendor overdrive.









See Ya!
Randy

 

Has anyone ever seen or know if Studebaker built a 50's era COE? If they did any pictures out there?

 

Confession time. Just spent three hours looking at this thread..
I'm hooked, kinda digging the more rusty than the pretty & shiney
ones.

Gonna start looking for one of these asap (don't tell my wife).
Anyone wanna buy my 02 ford dually?
;-0

I'd really like to see some 4WD COE shots, I'm on a nonmaintained dirt road, in the weeds won't cut it.
Cris

 

This is Rich Roberts GMC, I went with him to pick up the cab, he then put in on a motorhome chassis and fab'd up the ramp part, in his back yard shop! I will try to put up some pics with his race car on it or at least something cooler.
He is now building a '41 Chevy COE as a toter and he is building a streamlined trailer to go with it.
Then this one will be for sale.

 

I've not seen one and as far as I know one was never made. I'm not an expert, but have been keeping my eyes open for one for several years.

 

I dont know if its this one or not but I see one just like this '48 Studebaker running around in Fresno. Not too many around but definitly different. A face only a mother (and me) could love.

 

48 body 91 suburban guts.

 

My new shop truck

 

Phone call in the lobby for 38Chev454. Show 'em your COE, son!

 

PLEASE post photos of the toter project when he has it going!!!

 

Don't know about the 50's but here are some Studies from the 1930's;




And then this one from 1963 devleoped with Westinghouse

 

Hey HotRodDon
Would you mind if I used the Studebaker Brochures on my new Web Site
http://coeinfo.bravehost.com/Index Page.html

Please say Yes

Bill Downunder