COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

Thanks LN7... exactly what I had in mind! nice P/S work by the way. Ill keep ya informed of the progress once I get started... again thanks

 

Found this one last weekend. It's for sale in East TN....

 

This thing is pretty clean and someone started to clean up the firewall on it. Humm If I was closer I might look into that. How much are they asking for it?

 

how much were they asking..

 

100 pages?! Sweeeeet! I would love to have a COE.

 

He wanted to ponder if he would sell it & I've been pondering buying it...

I'll update when I know more.

JH

 

i never really liked these but now i do.. they have grown on me from when i started this thread several days ago, yeah took a few to get through all the pictures but im caught up now .. and the panel truck front fender makes the front look more like the regular coe when you lift them up.. if that makes sense.. cool stuff..
chris.

 

Damn page 27 today

 

I love this thread

 

I'm not sure if the Dodge PU's are what you had in mind, but I love them anyway. The COE in hte parking lot was at Home Depot in Santa Clarita CA in 2009. It has Oregon plates on it. ROD HLR... I love it. I wonder if he's a HAMBer ??

 

That literally means you are 27% through the thread so far!

Same here, this is one of my favourite threads for mindless drooling, I can't get enough of these COEs, so glad I finally own one now too!



(1956 Mercury Big Job 750)

 

heres a few more...

 

The front wheel placement in this front fender is horrendous...

 

i am pretty sure the truck in the middle was on overhaulin with chip foose and his team.

 

I think if the shot were a square profile, it wouldn't be so bad. But with the really wide but not very tall wheel opening, smaller 1 ton rolling stock, narrower 1 ton axle, compounded by the angle, no doubt makes it look awkward. I've studied these 53-56 Fords long and hard and this is the biggest design concern I have with these trucks.

JML

 

I'm curious about the gl***-topped bus too -- looks like a bus version of VIA Rail's scenic viewing coach that they used through the mountains!

 

I think I found the gl***-topped bus, is this it? http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2563951/1946-ford-cab-ch***is

 

You're probably right, and I too have to deal with this on my 56 Mercury COE... I wonder if I would swap the wheels wells out for some 3/4 or 1 ton ones and have it look okay?

Not related to Via's train, but that thought has crossed my mind too, I think the bus is older.

You did find my bus!

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I've often thought it would have been really wild if they had built these are COEs, I or someone else should photoshop that sometime.

 

It's actually a slide my Grandfather took back in the late 50's. I will see if I can find & scan it.

 

I'll update mine. still going to do a art deco style deck so the flat deck is temporary.

 

Looks good Pex. I was wondering how your truck was coming.

 

Wow Greg, your truck is looking great! Keep up the good work...

 

Almost finished. Just a few odds and ends and have the doors re-lettered. Runs,drives and rides like a new truck. This is the first time home in it’s finished state.

 

Baron, that bed and those rear fenders look great. The proportions are just right.

 

Baron, I've been following your build and I am impressed. You got the proportions and the stance just right. What was that truck originally used for?

 

Thanks guys. As far as the proportions go, I wanted the truck to look as though GM made it that way. The bed sides are 8 ft long and I made them 5 " taller than a pickup bed to offset the cab height,and 4 inches wider. The fenders are 5 inches wider and 4 inches taller than the picup fenders.
I was told it was a box truck originally used to move furniture for a moving company. Once retired, someone bought the truck and made the rear box into a camper, with a spiral staircase and even had a full size porcelain bath tube! The person I bought the COE from bought only the cab and ch***is from that guy and occasionally drove the truck to local car shows in the Ithaca New York Area. Twice the truck was listed on eBay(about 3 months apart),and I was the high bidder both times, but the reserve was not met. A year later I received an email asking if I was still interested in buying it. A week later I had it home in the yard.



This could have been it's twin.

 

hay is you coe for salei'm looking for a crewcab coe byt your's nice too

 

is the coe for sale ,en how much is it

thanks jonnie

 

nice coe i whis it was mine hahaha
but i can only dream of coe's

 

im looking for suche coe who knows where i can find whan