COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

After all is said and done I think the FWD in the photo is set on a much lighter 4wd chassis. Most FWDs were large trucks, think big V plows with side wings for plowing snow.

 

LMAO Barry. I try not to chime in unless I actually know what I'm talking about, have something educational to offer, or want to make others laugh. Unintentionally, I didn't remotely know what the hell I was talking about, got educated, and made EVERYONE laugh including myself. It's a good day to be the class clown!

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

 

1937 GMC COE from my buddy Marc. He's still kicking around ideas for it.

 

Dang that is cool! Keep us posted on any progress.

 

Loves me some GMC coe's !

 

K- spotted a GM c.o.e. on that hi-way that takes you from Granum to Nobleford. when your heading east, last farm on the left before you get to the stop sign.

 

Are these the ones that were on CL? Ive seen them before

 

White

 

Gilmore

 

Nice BUT, not a COE!

 

Tow Truck

 

Now, that is cool!!

 

Labatt's truck and an interior shot showing construction detail.

 

You're right!Just imagine that the engine is shoved back and the truck is a flat face.....

 

Ooooo Yeah!!

 

CabOverEngine

 

That's someones nightmare

 

Cool in a Mad Max kinda way.


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Kinda reminds me of the galaxy traveler entities from the movie Dune.

 

From the movie Mystery Men

 

just one more set of lights and it would be cool.

 

Cyclops on Steroids...........

 

I was thinking crack. Or shrooms.

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

 

CabOverEngine

 

Looks like it has not moved since it was in the movie....

 

IN 1930's they built beer trucks that kinda had that look on the front. The roofline is made to imitate the streamliner locomotive from the 30's

 

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I'd never seen these Smith Miller toys.

 

Very cool. Love those old toys.

 

I don't mean to hijack this but this is one of my favorite Smith Miller styles.



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