COE COE Picture thread (imported from main board)

The 41 COE schoolbus is in Great Falls. This one below is in Kenmore Washington, owner is moving soon and it needs a new home. Its a 1952 Gertenslager bodied GMC COE Bookmobile

 

These are a couple I saw at a tractor show in Missouri this summer.

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it was a good day for a drive, other than the rain on the way up. 50 miles each way, sometimes running as fast as 40mph (down hill with the wind to my back)

Tommy

 

Looking good Tommy. Done anything to that Chevy COE Wrecker yet?

 

Just tossed some more mouse poison in the cab.
Tommy

 

That's good for 10HP!

 

My 1941 Ford Marmon Herrington All Wheel Drive COE

 

^^^^That one should be VERY low geared. What do you know of its history??

 

Are you restoring that one?

 

'47 Dodge on Ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/?cmd...m=170751924585&sspagename=STRK:MEWAX:IT#v4-42

 

I'm not sure about restoration because I've just gotten my '48 Chevy COE running and driving so well and about to start on the bed. But I will definitely need to find a grille/hood for the '41 because of the homemade grille shown in this pick

I will be getting this one running, then fix the broken windows and decide on restoration versus driver after that. It definitely WILL NOT be getting a chassis swap, that just isn't my style, especially not on a pre-war Marmon Herrington

The owner thinks his dad bought it from the Oregon Department of Transportation in the 1960s, he had other equipment on the homestead that Dad had bought @ ODOT auctions.

 

Saw this in the vintage car wreck thread.



http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=7275756#post7275756

 

Sa this in http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=438282&page=8

 

WOW!, How much trouble would it be to start a Thread of Vintage COE photos. They are too "COOL"!

 

isn't that what this thread is?

 

Lol here is a link to one I painted a few years back now sitting in storage I think

http://carsofabq.com/chevy_coe.htm

 

I'm talking about the "Vintage Photos".

 

Ref; carsofbq, that looks like som very good paint, shame its in storage,

 

Anybody know who built this trailer? Give the tractor and cars I would say it has to have been built in early 40's? Sure would like to have one!

Bill
Gardnerville, NV

 

I just bought a 52 International COE, thinking crew cab, anyone want to buy a 51 Ford COE?

 

Where's it located & how much? My brother is looking for one. Any Pictures of it?

 

I'll bet it's located in Brandon Manitoba

 

here's one from bad bobs rose parade pics.

 

I think I jacked this one from the Vintage pics thread.
Sorry if it is a repost here.
It's just so cool !!!

 

5 window cab, custom fenders, tire sanders, air brakes, that truck is a showpiece all by itself but I'd like to see the trailer it pulled.

 

man, I'll bet those fenders would bring in a 'tidy' little sum these days!!!

 

Those fenders are very cool, I really like the wide whites and the full wheel covers, very sharp! (I'd love 20" WW's like those for my bus!)

 

I also think that is a killer paint scheme for the AD COE's

 

I want some of those wheel covers they are very neat!

 

Well finally got my 59 cadiallac ambulance taillights for the 48 gmc coe ! The reg cad ones looked so small !