COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

...build your own and paint it how you like; how do you know what the builder's plan is? If he painted it you probly wouldn't like the color he chose.
Why do some people have to****** about how others build their projects, if you don't like it , just move on. These posts don't add anything worthwhile to the thread. You can badmouth any thread on here if you try. Geeesh!
I like the truck as is myself.

 

LOL at you!

 

I wonder who owns it and where he is from. I thought I had one of the only running COE trucks in Kansas City.

 

1938 Mack in MO


http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/4335076163.html

 

This one was at Kansas City's Greaserama back in 2010.

 

This one was at Kansas City's Goodguys in 2010.

 

How did I forgot about stubby? My brain must be really fried.

 

Random picture I found on the internet while searching for something else. COE the old-school dangerous way...

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Now this requires some testicular fortitude.
Back when men where men....and didn't live very long lives. lol

 

what would really be a challenge is if they didn't have the guide rails

 

This Mack would be sharp with some black paint, chrome Stacks and a big front bumper.

 

Here's mine as I found it

 

That tow truck is perfect.



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this was probably fun to drive

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Can anyone ID the rear fender on this one? Looks to me like it might be late 30s Dodge/Plymouth sedan.

 

Google 1937 Chevy Model GF 1 1/2 ton pickup rear fender ?

 

Mine is looking a little naked these days. Working on a cosmetic refresh.


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Here is an odd ball from back in the day.
Pics were lifted from the Just Old Trucks forum.

 

That's a nice truck,just what I've been looking for!I'm curious to know what the process is to run 16'' wheels on the front to get it down lower,the rears not a problem as I've got a c30 out the back!

 

Can't remember if it was this thread or another one that someone mentioned and asked about a moving van with a lion on it. Will these help?

Suffering from CRS (can't remember sh*t.

 

And now for something completely different.

 

Step by step


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jcillch, give us some details of your build.

 

Started life as a 1946 three ton Pure oil truck, came to me about a month ago, as a cab and chassis. The plan was to use the original rails and use a****mins drivetrain. Tha chassis was twisted really badly and some repairs were made to it at some point that really were beyond questionable. I decided to use the entire chassis from my dodge 2500 doner truck. I've been working on rust repair and getting the body on the chassis. I need to stretch the rails 16" to get the engine mounted. That's all I got

 

This is where it started



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Nice, Thanks for the info.
You should put up a build thread in the COE social group.

 

I haven't been through every page on this thread (probably came in around # 200 or so), so forgive me if this has been shown before:

 

^^^ That truck is really sweet!
It just underwent a bit of a redo. Link below

http://blogs.hotrod.com/wheelies-39...s-mounted-in-the-bed-52347.html#axzz2uSFDfTir

 

"dodge skyscraper"