COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

That's Funny!

 

I see you re-posted my picture over here! I forgot to add it to this awesome thread !
This could go on forever... I love COE's so heres a couple more I took pictures of this week. they were both for sale too, the 48 has a nailhead in it.








Cheers
Josh

 

Here's my White Compact. I was planning on making it a rollback, now it's for sale. I want an Autocar.

 

Yoyodyne, What year is the White Compact that you have.
PM me with more info. I am interested in it.

 

This little one was for sale at the Lousville Nat's, I couldnt get it in my suit case to take back haome to the UK.

 

any more pic of this one????
it looks like a COE and airstream mated together, very cool Ron...

 

HI all, just a couple of shots to update you on the progress of my 42 ford coe. I have just finished the new grille. its 100% scratch built from stainless steel and features laser etched ford nose piece and all stainless mounting hardware. The rest of the truck is on a 81 chev dually chassis running a 350/350 combo with the engine mid mounted.

 

Here are some that were at the G.G. Western Nats Pleasanton 09

 

This is how we went to Pleasanton, '48 GMC, 454" DVD player & A/C made the 90 plus mile trip over the Altamont pass very comfortable, even with the '34 sedan on the back. I have other pics. of this one posted on here, it belongs to my friend and neighbor, Rich Roberts, I watched this beast being created it is awesome...

 

Haha - You and I have been eyeing the same steel!

 

...here's a 47 Ford I have for sale in the classifieds...flat 8, not running, 59,000 miles, very solid, good****le, asking $6000

 

Here's a pair I like:

 

I saw this in las vegas the other day 49ish chevy petrbilt sleeper and short flatbed..

 

Any more of this??.is it a motor home or what??

 

here is a nice rollback from socal...




and one from norcal...

 

Here are a couple of pics of a 1954 Chevrolet COE being built by a member of our car club. It sits on motorhome frame. Powered by a "built" turbo****mins diesel. He also custom built the air suspension for this retro motorhome. Note the cool Cadillac front bumper!



The rear "motorhome" section was custom fabricated in aluminium. The custom rear fiberglass fenders match with the boat tail design also. Made but not installed are very cool custom rear fender skirts which make this rig look even lower. The next project will be the cab upholstery and then on to furnishing the inside of this motorhome in a retro style to match the exterior.

 

Now THAT is unique; and a diesel to boot. Apparently, claustrophobia is not an issue??
Would love to have seen the build on this......

 

Look back on this thread and there are some pictures under construction. Excellent craftsmanship.

 

hadn't checked Russ' photobucket build pics in a while, but that RV-rig is coming together even better than I'd imagined!
JML

 

Hi there.Great to see all the car buff's here!
Been reading about the COE's.
Great photos and talk.
Heres one for ya.
The GMC Futurliner.
As of now there is one for sale in the Depont Registry.
Asking $60,000.00!
Needs about $1.5 worth of work.
Or try to hook up with the guy that has one,but no rear to it.
Make one out of two.

 

its a 37 38 international I have a friend who has one

 

nash 4 ya

 

Check this one out that I just saw, a 1948 Ford COE on a late chassis and it's for sale in the projects section of HotRodHotline. At $7K, I'd say it looks like a deal to me (and I don't know the seller).
http://www.hotrodhotline.com/classifieds/classifieds.php?a=2&b=25278
<table style="width:auto;"><tr><td></td></tr><tr><td style="font-family:arial,sans-serif; font-size:11px; text-align:right">From My 1938-1947 Ford COE Project</td></tr></table>

 

Whoa

 

not my flavor but cool !​

 

nice Ford on bay for sale

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1972...cks?hash=item3a5341389e&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245

 

here is my 1942 chevy coe

 

Nice truck, I like the bed. Is the engine under the raised section?

 

Very nice; ditto on the bed; would make a neat 5th wheel puller......