Just saved this one


This is a cool coe

 

That box would look good on my F-4.

 

Hey Seth, how are u guys doing, bet the boy has really grown since we say you guys. Good to hear u on here, Garry

 

Hey Gary ,
How you been? I sent ya a line sometime ago, lost your number tho so I couldnt call.
We are doing good thanks.
That kid is growing up so fast and hes getting me in all kinds of trouble.
Hes so fun to see grow up.
This is around the time you met him.

This is him now..dont worry I disowned him for wearing a Broncos shirt.

I wish I could get the coe ready for a test drive anf pay a visit.steak sosounds good right now.
Hope everything is good out there.
Dont be a stranger, im always lurking here.
Seth

 

Here you go Seth:

 

That would make such an awesome swap meet hauler. Too cool!

 

Thanks Bob
I think a quick resto and some lettering is in order.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Other-1951-ford-coe-c-6-cabover-truck-complete-no-rust-in-california-all-or-cab-only-/171235595803?forcerrptr=true&hash=item27de6fd61b&item=171235595803&pt=US_Cars_TrucksHere's one for you bob

 

Ive been obsessing aabout this thread since Bob started it.
Mostly because Im still mad about my father inlaws sister scrapping a smaller box than the one I posted.
This was about a year and a half ago and it still bothers me.
It had a roll down door a 1951 commercial plate, round fenders and a manufactuing plate from a company in La.
Ive been looking for a picture with no luck, I been meaning to call the scrapper guy to ask him if he still has it by any chance..
Anyway heres a couple more.

 

found a box truck on aucton zip and thought of this thread. look through the pictures and youll see it.

Items For Sale At Auction - Public Auction of Harleys, Classic Autos, Guns in Holtwood, PA

 

Looks like a good auction!

 

Thanks Nick for posting, now I'm going to have to make a 815 mile trip to bid on it. Just kidding, I only have two problems, no money and no time to get there. It's a nice truck though, very unique. Looks to be in pretty decent shape, very restorable. Hopefully the winning bidder will appreciate it and restore it. My fear with a truck like this is it's going to go to a scrapper because of the size no one will be able to afford to restore it.

It would look great all fixed up with a logo and lettering on the side.

 

Yes, true, it is not bad for being in Pennsylvania, along the Susquehanna. It must have spent some time indoors protected from the elements and the humidity.

 

along the Susquehanna! I picked up my panel in Palmyra about 10 years ago and while out there did some site seeing. Along with touring Gettysburg we took a ride, both ways, on the Susquehanna ferry. Very cool, we like the door on the post used to call the ferry over.

 

And painted red, of course!