ian, email sent.

Hi Mate

I am from Ireland and have been following your progress intently. I am planning on doing something similar to you, if i can get it all sorted in my head. Would you mind if picked you brain for some more detailed information. If that is ok with you please send me you email address so I can send you my thoughts and questions.

Thanks in advance

Ian Foreman
ian.foreman@gmail.com

hi lexcoe i saw in a thread in dec you had a battery box for a coe. do you still have it? any pictures? thanks don

hey there lexcoe. I have a sister ship in a 49 F6 grain truck. Can I assume that the trucks share some similarities under the skin??? I'm just at the point of wanting to degrease and clean the engine and underneath so I can look for any leaks/work. Any pointers on do's and don'ts when doing this?

Hi Heath, i brought in five cars/trucks and couple bikes thru them. You probably could send your parts to them and they will organize packing to a suitable port. At this end i used interport in Brisbane, also very good.
I would imagine your cost for parts only would be quite reasonable. If you get really stuck i may be going to the US again in a few months and could maybe bring some stuff back.
In the meantime speak to Lorna from Cal Shipping and see what you can or cant do. Just google em. cheers John Home 02 66844917

G'day mate. So what kind of things did you ship with them and what costs were invlolved. I think the chances of finding a 67-72 dana 60 and 4x16" wheels to match here in Aus are slim at best. Can you shoot me the details for them please.

Cheers

Heath

stick it out and wait for a 51 if thats what you really want, the 54 Chevy would always be nice but never quite right.

cool i want one too but the cheapest/closest is a 1954 chevy coe so i dont know.i really want a 51ford coe

sure will, i intend to drive the wheels off of it LOL and the patina WILL remain

I love it its so ugly is cute.will it be a cruiser????