COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

Saw this one for sale on craigslist in Visalia Ca.

http://bakersfield.craigslist.org/cto/4250415239.html

 

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-voiture-coll...ing/530594020?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

here's one

 

COE Duracell Xmas commercial:

http://www.ispot.tv/ad/76LH/duracell-quantum-toys-for-tots

 

Thanks fir posting that. I don't watch TV so I wouldn't have seen it otherwise. Here's a screen shot...



My '27 T Roadster build: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t= 734383

 

is it just me or does it look like a R.C. truck? not a fullsize one.

 

My impression also!

 

Looks like 50's Ford rear fenders.

 

thats what i think too.

If it is an r.c. man i want one!

 

For all we know it could be computer generated. Virtual*****!

 

Here is a 41 International that I'm doing..

 

few more pics!!

 

Looks like a lot of rust/damage repair, will look sharp when you get it done. What are you running for drivetrain and frame?

 

yeah there is a lot of rust, for the frame i took a c 10 frame and used it had to cut it down. not sure on the motor yet..

 

I really like that. Nice work

 

Nice metal work!!!





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1936 Studebaker Dealer Show Room

 

Found this one over at Todd Designs, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Todd-Design/164416983573522
Check him out, does lots of other cool stuff http://www.todd-design.com/

 

This one was posted on the vintage picture thread.

 

Hmm .... so there is another IHC COE being done .... very cool. I've been working on a 40 D300 since last year. I'll share photos once XMAS is past.

Very nice work you are doing.

 

Can anyone tell me if the 7.3 ford will fit under the cab of the 38-47 ford coe thanks

 

what is a going rate for a decent, 1952 COE chevy. original complete

 

Look up John Campbell .. .lives in Caldwell. Knows COE trucks very well .. might even still have a 53 Chev w/ original Holmes wrecker body on it.

 

Does anyone know if there's a COE registry?

My '27 T Roadster build: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t= 734383

 

I don't know of one. There are various "big truck" registries for some of the more rare makes, but none for a particular model/style across all the makes.

 

Been workin on my old coe for bout 5 or 6 years just on saturdays and any spare time I get. Its a 54 chevy 5700 and im putting it on a 88 gmc 1 ton box van frame. Should be pretty sweet one day, maybe by the time my 3 year old is outta college at this rate!

 

thought you fellas might like this guy's shop truck...

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These photos were taken at my friends place in Georgia, he brings them back from the Dakotas, Montana, Wyoming, & Idaho mostly. As many of you know vehicles from this part of the country have very little rust (surface rust only). I've bought 5 COE's from him so far: 1938 Ford, 1940 Ford, 1952 White, 1955 Chevy LCF, & a 1957 Dodge. The last 2 were bought just last month. Will post more about the Chevy LCF build later this winter/early spring.

 

Here's the link to my "Bob's Hobbies" site the wife built for me.

http://hobbies.pixelpro.com/

The vehicles are all listed by year/make/model. Just go down the list to a COE and then select/click on it for the photos to appear. I just recently (a few days ago) sold the 1952 White. Building these cars/trucks is just a hobby, each one then pays for the next venture.

 

Did you have that 52 White in the swap at Frog Follies this past August?

 

"Restored" the rails for mine, and thinking short tracktor type unit with big wheels rather than a ramp truck,