Very interesting! Keep those pics coming!

 

Folks,
Have another technical question.
Are the fenders off a 1948 Ford COE the same as the fenders on the 1948 F-5?

Thanks,
Steve Panzik
Chiloquin, Or

 

I don't think the fenders are the same.
I came across a bunch of rail road markers today.
Threy are nails with numbers on the heads that use to tell what year was the railroad tie installed etc

 

No, COE fenders are not the same as conventional cab fenders. It has to be a 48-50 F-2 thru F-6 conventional cab. It can be any conventional cab, F-series, bus, etc., etc., but it must be a conventional cab truck.

 

Thanks for the replies on the COE vs Conventional cab fenders. Save me from making a mistake.

Steve

 

Cool truck!! Keep the pics coming. What does the inside look like???

 

i might have a lead on some fenders and a grille to. here in idaho its hard to find some of this stuff. i think they might be f1 though.

 

Folks,
Still looking for both front fenders for the 1948 Ford F-5 Railway Express Truck.

Understand the fenders from a 48,49 or 40 F-2 through F-5 fit.

Does anyone know for sure if the Fenders from an F-6 will work?

Thanks,

Steve Panzik
Chiloquin, Or

 

F-2 throught F-6, '48-50 are the same.

 

Oh boy another Train and Truck enthusiast I thought I was the only one .
Nice to meet you.

 

Thanks Bob,
Found a F-6 locally.

Steve

 

Are you missing fenders or want to find some in better condition? I have NOS patch panels for the upper fenders where they meet with the running boards for F2-F6 fenders.

 

I was looking to buy one recently, but found an IH instead. Anyway, it's in Northwestern, MN if anyone's interested.



http://duluth.craigslist.org/cto/2748566421.html

 

Thanks 51 panelman.

Need complete left and right front fenders. Looks like they were mangled by recapps seperating.

Steve