COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

Wow...that is really cool....too bad I already have too many projects....Doors would be tough to find....but otherwise a cool project...

 

tried to scan one i had dut it wont move to here

 

Just needs to be lowered, and alittle more in back. Then it be cool as HELL......

 

Hello,what year is that IH ?
Thanks Leo.

 

If you like that Studebaker in the rough............ here's one I shot a picture of in Minnesota a few years ago.

Hosted on Fotki

 

Whats that top thing???Aercoach. So cooool...

 

I love COE's

 

i want the bus

 

not sure if this link has been posted before...lots of great trucks both coe and conventional.....pick the best ones out and post away!!
http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/john_jurkowski_trucks2.htm

 

Any one in NW Florida or close i have a doner truck 1 ton dually no enging 1974 chevy with****le if some one needs it hate to scrap it have to clean up yard

 

Most of these photos were taken at an Antique Truck show in Macungie, PA about 10 years ago. The White 3000 was at the Pomona Swap Meet and the White Crew Cab at the first NHRA Reunion in Bakersfield.

 

I posted some preliminary pics of my pal's '41 Ford COE quite some time ago. Well it's all together and running now. Mild chop, air bag suspension, hydraulic bed for access to the mid-mounted Lincoln engine, etc. His wife wants to see what comments y'all might have.

 

Look great .good job

Mark jones

 

Very nice truck! How much is it chopped?

It looks just like one of those 1:24 scale JADA COE model trucks you see.
(without the bling wheels though!)
<table style="width:auto;"><tr><td></td></tr><tr><td style="font-family:arial,sans-serif; font-size:11px; text-align:right">From 1939 Ford COE Project</td></tr></table>

 

Tell his wife she can be proud to have A MAN that can build such A nice COE Truck with great stance. I love it very much.
Thanks to his wife fore letting him build the Truck

Happy Holidays

 

Yes you can tell his wife how privileged she is to be married to a man with such talent.

Matt/silk black/green does not photograph all that well indoors. Any chance of bright light outdoors?

 

vintagehotrods.....It's been chopped 2" and has been narrowed 6 inches and has a Dana 44 410 gears posie. It has a '79 3/4 ton front end. Truck has been shortened 2 feet. Hopefully there will be outside pictures taken soon.

 

I have not had a chance to do much to this truck. I have been experimenting with this visor. All comments are appreciated.
Don

 

Hey JohnnyFast your buddy has a kool truck. Narrowed 6"? I got to see this someday.

348tripower It is hard to tell in those pics.

 

I like these. More forward control than COE though.

 

I am hoping someone can help me find a '38 - '47 Ford COE and parts for those models. I know they are tough to find, especially in New York. I will have it shipped across the U.S. if need be, but I prefer to find one as close to NY as possible to reduce shipping costs. Please let me know if anyone has information. I am also looking for information regarding production numbers and the like. Thank you.

 

this has a lot of neat trucks.....i think this is where you got your pics from

http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/john_jurkowski_trucks2.htm

 

Heard it from a Ford fan who saw some sort of records that 55K of the '38-47 style was built- a decent amount.
I have a '40 (see page 15) ... tho at the moment I am not looking to sell. No spare parts available, either.

 

If you are ever looking to sell, please keep me in mind. I am ready to pull the trigger on one of these...no B.S. I have a budget amount in mind.

 

Here is a 51 dodge

 

I have found some Videos from A 1954 Chevy COE Dragrace truck

See; http://www.youtube.com/user/Mr32748#p/u/5/AmOtdfeNovE
and http://www.youtube.com/user/Mr32748#p/u/4/R4qe_wdZV7c
and http://www.youtube.com/user/Mr32748#p/u/7/-OtVgq0HdUg

Have fun looking.

 

These two are near my grandmothers house in Oklahoma. They have been sitting there a long time. I was up there this past Sunday and finally had the camera with me.

 

Thanks Koos, that's a cool truck.

 

Loco, where in OK?
JML

 

Hwy 65, Temple, Oklahoma
Keep me posted if you go check in to it. I don't even want to ask about it, I've got way too many trucks already.