This truck was likely an original 2 to 5 ton truck, but this one is now a pickup truck. By the way, COE stands for Cab Over Engine. It does make a stylish pickup truck.
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You see the design of the Edsel already coming around the corner. Those days cars had for sure much more personality.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I want it!!!
ReplyDeleteMuito bonito este carro que eu não conhecia.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
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It's much more colorful than my 1937 Chevy! I've not seen such a COE but wow, it's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThere's no way this one is going to slip by unnoticed TFG ☺
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteA lot of style in this old guy.
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