COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

A friend who works for the electrical CO-OP in Colorado that used to own these trucks in the day, sent me a scan of this picture from their archive. I could see the DODGE script on the COE and believe the pickup is a Dodge also. Wish I knew where either one was today.

 

Man that is one kin' lovely truck!!!
I downloaded a couple of the first pics you put up, when it was in grey primer!!!
I think this truck just looks the****s!!! That mans wife dont need anyone elses approval, just use her own eyes!!!! The guys a genius!!!
Cant wait to see pics out of the garage and on the road!!

 

Heres a couple of pics of my old GMC

 

thats a sweet gmc, how long is the bed

 

16ft. it took a little planning to turn .LOU

 

this is the best one ive seen in my life

 

Any more info on this Art Deco COE?

 

OMG...a bubble hooded bomb!!! WOW!! Is this ever beautiful!

 

I 2nd that.

 

Yeah, I saw that truck at Hot August Nights. I had to stay back to keep from getting drool on it!

 

Art Himsl's Zepplin. Pretty doggone cool...



Pic taken from airshipventures.blogspot.com

 

One******in' Dodge Bros COE:

 

This and the Dodge Bros are from GoodGuys' All American Get Together March 09, Pleasanton, CA:

 

check this out:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Othe...ewItemQQptZUS_Cars_Trucks?hash=item27af367fe7

 

Todd...that's a groovy old Daimond T there...but one can see that it's not the tightest build just from the pics of it. Too bad...lotsa potential there.

Art Himsl's Zepplin is nuts!!! Does anyone have any better pics of it + interior shots??? Thing looks like a huge supository!....I LOVE IT!

 

Here's a link to a video the features a GMC coe. It's the intro from a late 50's television show called Cannonball.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umvbqPUMoKg

The show aired in Canada and was about a couple of truckers. It was similar to "Movin On".
Here's a picture of the truck used in the series.

 

I can remember watching Cannonball on the idiot box, must have been a repeat cos I can't be that old !!!!

Seeya
Bill Downunder

 

Dude, you aren't alone! I was questioning my sanity, because I always remembered that program as a kid, but never heard of anything about it till now. Really brings back those black and white memories. Was probably one of the influences in my passion for trucks, all my life.-MIKE

 

here's one a few years ago in a field next to a trailer in s.w. Washington somewhere. i can find out it's exact location if needed. dave

 

I watched it too and I was born '57 so it must have been in sindication.I'd love to find it on video!

 

bad coe I saw in york pa last year

 

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Here's a pretty rare Marmon-Harington 4wd. It was a California Forestry fire truck. It's available

 

Tried 3 times the pic won't download. Search the for sale.

 

WANTED:

Coe cab and fenders '46 & older. Chevy, Ford, International, any make considered.

Terry

 

Hear's one that got a little time into her ,,,,,

 

I was looking through Craigslist this weekend and found an ad from someone in the Washington Tri-Cities area who has 10 or so COE projects for sale. I don't know this person, but the weather has gotten quite nice lately, so I may be up for a road trip to check it out. Here are some pictures from the Craigslist ad:



The phone number in the ad is 509-374-1688 and the person selling these COEs has pictures of more projects for sale at http://photobucket.com/collectorcars

Now you know everything about this that I do. I don't know the person who is selling these projects, but I intend to follow up on this and if I find anything of interest, I'll post back here.

-meljr
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Wow, look like the place to bring home a COE from! I hope he still has some grills for them too. Good Luck!

 

I went to a Swap Meet last weekend and as I was browsing on one stall I came accross a DVD which had 4 episodes of "CANNONBALL" of course I had to buy it (grin)
Haven't watched it yet as my Wife has her eyes glued to the TV watching the Winter Olympics.

Seeya
Bill Downunder