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Please Photoshop my COE!

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by nobux, Nov 5, 2007.

  1. nobux
    Joined: Oct 19, 2002
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    I got my '46 Ford up and rolling in it's shorty pick-up guise. Could someone put a step side bed on it for me? If only to have proof that I'm not crazy! My wife of course will disagree no matter what:rolleyes: .
    Plan's are taller tires in the front to help fill the wheel wells, white steelies w/57 Ford poverty caps, and an 8 ft bed with 35-37 ford pu fenders.
    I was cleaning out the garage and found the 8 ft long garage door box, so I ran over to the truck and kind of mocked it up.

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    Thanks in advance for the help.

    Karl
     
  2. Karl, look for some of Eggman's posts---he's got a couple of shorties like that.

    oh, and while you're at it---keep an eye on that cardboard! Stinky the Austin bum is still around somewhere!
     
  3. rainh8r
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    The trick with COE pickups is getting the bed the correct height for the cab. Most PU's have the top of the bed line at the bottom of the side window, but that's hard with a COE because the panel under the doors add a few extra inches. Photoshop experiments could really help here (and maybe add a smaller wheel opening on the front, too). Good luck.
     
  4. nobux
    Joined: Oct 19, 2002
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    "The trick with COE pickups is getting the bed the correct height for the cab"

    That's my biggest concern. I'm thinking I may run stake sides like the Bonnevile Chevy COE to transition from the bed sides to the cab. I think he must of spliced on 1/2 ton wheel openings to by the primer over the wheel.
     

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  5. Fat Hack
    Joined: Nov 30, 2002
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    from Detroit

    I dunno...you only 'bout HALF crazy, Bro!!! :D

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  6. HONESTHERMAN
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    Is that Frame stronger than it looks from here?
     
  7. pro1street
    Joined: Aug 10, 2008
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    Here's something a bit different.
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  8. spankster
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    Hey Karl, what are your plans for the semaphore that was on your COE. After purchasing two, & they not being correct, i've come to the conclusion, the one my truck had on it, was like the one that was on your truck. It's pictured in a GMC Truck Accessory Catalog, I recently found on ebay.
     
  9. glmke
    Joined: Jun 1, 2007
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    That would be cool
     
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  11. Cymro
    Joined: Jul 1, 2008
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    Both versions 10/10 but the woodie could be something quite special !!!!
     
  12. After seeing the '46-48 Ford-style woodie bed, I won't even try to do a Photoshop rendition. I think it's fantastic. :cool:
     
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  13. kraka138
    Joined: Oct 3, 2007
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    i hope so...or at least that he has plans on some plating/gusseting
     

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