COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

I saw this in the vintage photo thread, hopefully they are not posted here yet...

 

Ooooooo.....Metro's wearing skirts!!!! ^^^

 

↑↑↑ LOL, yeah, that made me salivate a little!

 

actually...ya shouldda posted 'em in the 'stepvan thread'.

 

I would have if I had known/remembered that there was such a thread... But I'm sure we'll all survive this time!

 

Hell of a photographer on DeviantArt, I highly recommend checking out his gallery there! http://swanee3.deviantart.com/gallery

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This looks like one of the first COE'S?

 

I was sent a link to some more pics of that cool COE motorhome
and here are a few other COEs(sorry if some are reposts)

 

Those are all new too me, the IHC COE motor home is cool!

 

A couple more.

 

Oh wow, that Mack is gorgeous!

 

Should have seats on Saturday. WOOOOO HOOOOO. Maybe a ride on Sunday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Has anyone ever looked at some of the COE's and thought about making a regular truck into one?

I know I have, so I whipped this up real quick using my DD.

 

That's an electric. Has a motor on each wheel.

 

Thanks man, I think I liked you before to my build on it http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2563951

I wish I had a shop to work on it so I could repaint it and swap the engine, the*****py weather the last 2 years has made that impossible to do outside... poor thing has been sitting for too long, I miss driving it!

 

Does anyone remember seeing a pic of a blue/silver '48 Ford with a sleeper and flat bed on the back? I thought it was on this thread but can't find it. I'd really like to find out what paint was on it.

 

This****mins powered ford COE? http://www.hotrodhotline.com/feature/garage/08scottmann/

 

No, it was a light blueish silver but along the same lines as the above truck. Thanks for posting that one though, its pretty cool looking.

 

COE Cadillac Camper ,,,,,,,,,,,

 

Hmm... is that a canadian36 GMC--or mapleleaf? could you post better pics of the grill-Thanks.

 

Canadian and American GMC's are the same as far as I know, this is indeed a 36 GMC, but not totally...

It started out life as a 36 GMC 1 ton long body panel truck, for whatever reason in the late 30's it was cut off t the belt line, and then the cab area was replaced with a 37 Dodge truck cab that was grafted onto the old panel truck sides making it a ute. the top of the hood and the back few inches of the hood are 37 Dodge, the rest of the hood side is 36 GMC. When my dad got it in 94 it had no driveline and no radshell, and GMC shells are hard to find, we only have ever found Chevrolet shell, and a few years back we found a 36 Maple Leaf grill for it in an old barn in Ontario.

 

How bout a pic of the mapleleaf grill

 

There is a pic, can't you see it?

I'll repost it.

 

Cool --I have thought of custom ones made of the heavy guage woven screen wire, Sometimes GMC used them on special limited run special order fleets.

 

Look for oil field shaker screens, some are the same woven stainless as a lot of early 30's cars, I have a large piece of it that is exactly the same as my 31 Pontiac.

 

COE buses really do it for me, I hardly ever see any, but i think this GMC is a home made one.

 

Right you are mah boy!!!...

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