COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

This was in our local free paper.... 1947 crash right up the street from where I live... No surprise that the grill is already gone!

 

I don't see a front axle under it, must have been a heck of a pothole!

 

That's a pretty neat old tanker body, I'd love to find something like that.

 

And what are ya gonna haul if you find a tank like that? Montana Moonshine?

 

M-I-L seat.

It said the cause of the accident was steering failure.

 

This isn't a COE but it shows what can be done with a tanker body. (although this isn't a real tanker body)
m.roadkillcustoms.com/1934-desoto-airflow-bad-chad-customs/

 

Went to Keystone Truck and Tractor museum Richmond Va this summer. Here are some of the coe's there.

 

COE burnout platform. Who is this guy?

 

Cool feature on Russ's 54 Tourliner.
https://www.rodauthority.com/featur...t-rod-motorhome-1954-chevrolet-coe-tourliner/

 

It was a lovely 34 degrees today, so I went for a Sunday drive......

 

Pixs from GoodGuys in Scottsdale, 86 degrees

 

Metal Mover, I'm guessing you are not running dually wheels on the front of your Ford. I would like to run Moon discs all around on my Autocar, but I have a dually front axle and think it would steer weird with non-dually offset wheels. Any thoughts?

 

An interesting question because I just had to order a new moon disc, seems I lost one on our trip. I have an aftermarket 16" aluminum wheel with moon snap on discs. But on their website they are advertising a disc for dually and ones for the front too. I don't know if that answers your question but you might check it out, mooneyesusa.com

 

Thanks Metal Mover.

 

not a COE, but a very cool picture taken from a COE....

 

worth the 6 minutes of your life!! COE at 5:22. I think its a Dodge..

 

Seen on 81 North in PA, SXS on the flatbed and a Dodge ram pickup on a trailer... Very nice!!!

 

Thats our own 33standard aka Ted!

 

Putting the old COE to work! Hauling a load of pallets....

 

Spotted this over the weekend only to find he was a customer of mine. International.

 

I was out Sunday hob ******** with the Astons

 

Trust they were good sports with the Lorry in the group?
JML

 

New COE Club---mainly about 30's 40's coes, not stuff like cracker box 60s stuff..https://www.facebook.com/groups/2598335927065245/

Willysbill ---->We need you

 

Spotted this yesterday at the Victorian Hot Rod Show.

 

Large bed radii and matching paint make this one really cool.
Any idea what the bumper under-riders are from?

 

Only a guess but they could be from an FB Holden mounted upside down.

 

Thanks, I thought maybe something upside down.