1940's Dodge COE build progress
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- čas přidán 7. 12. 2022
- This video is a walkaround of my Dodge COE build. It shows some of the steps it took to get it to its current state. The truck is a build in progress, so there will be future videos for it.
That is one hardcore survivor , MOPAR she looks so fine. COE,s are very special .enjoy the rides
Excellent progress. I absolutely love the reverse fenders. Well done, can’t wait to see her completed. 👍👍
Ellos trabajaron para hacer nuestras naciones hasta no poder más Ahora les devolvemos la vida y jamás los olvidaremos Camiones luchadores, De ARGENTINA gracias !!! Y congratulaciones
Good advise on your final wrap up. Great looking COE you're building there. Nice work
That's great, Bud!
I'll have to come over and check it out...unless you guys cruise by with it when you're out and about.
Nice truck! Keep us posted on your progress!
Will do! Thanks for the comment!
It looks great I love that it is running and driving
Wow! Beautiful truck brother!
Awsome Advice young ones Boy’s&Girls go out there and build ain’t no shame creating with your hands it’s and art. Young women look at your history your great grandmothers built airplanes! Fear Nothing!!!!!
I appreciate the idea of keeping it all Mopar. An interesting build.
I totally love coe style trucks
Sweet build! Keep the updates coming!
Subscribed!!!
Looking good!
Excellent video, love your vision and skills.
Peace and prosperity from Australia ✌🏼🇦🇺🌏
Thanks for your comment. I'll be posting more videos soon.
Nice work wow really coming along
Nice work, my new favorite channel.
Thanks 👍
I like your COE. Lots of good ideas choices...... and work, but worth it. Just found your channel subbed and be watching where you take this.
Thanks, I'm working on another video of my first Ratrod and will put it on soon. As soon as the weather breaks I'll be back on the COE. Thanks again for your comment.
Very entertaining.
Looks great. I subscribed.
Thank you!
Havco trailer flooring, 18 wheeler trailer flooring. Scott city or Cape girardeau missouri, for your truck bed
Love it you are doing a great job
Thank you so much!
Thank you for this video, working out side in New Hampshire is a challenge for me, but this gives me more determination.Presently building a ‘54 Chevy 5 window coe truck. Any chance you could provide the braking set up you’ve installed, it would be very much appreciated. Will look forward to anything you can provide. Looking forward to the next update,thanks again.
Thanks for watching my video, because I used a motorhome chassis the braking system is original to it. I used a 1980 Dodge motorhome , stripped the body off and put the COE body on. The only thing I had to modify was the steering linkage. Good luck on your project!
Next project. Santa’s sleigh rat rod
Build instead of destroy, good point.
I’m working on a 38 GMC 1.5 ton and will try and build a bed like yours or a flat deck with fenders.
Is yours a cabover? My Dad was building a 1937 GMC COE. I would love to see any pictures of yours. Thank you!!
@@PatrickWagz not a cab over, I will post a picture when I get it home.
That thing is awesome!👌 I would daily it.
I plan on driving it quite a bit. Thanks for the comment.
Bonjour de la Belgique 😌 un camion merveilleux j'adore se modèle 🤩🤩🤩
Merci
Nice job, would like to see more progress on It. I actually have the same cab and I like this build. Where o r how did you make that hat?
Hello, by hat do you mean the engine cover in the cab or the visor over the windshield? Sorry for the confusion.
would look so much better lifted up
You believe...how you going to register it...40 41 42 - 45 🤔
I need some different music there buddy that drive me crazy I had to change your page
Please panel beat and paint it. There are way too many patina (real & fake) vehicles around.
I Love The Round Body Fat Fender Vehicles From The 40's. Especially The Cab Over Engine (COE) Trucks. But You Didn't Show Very Much Of The Engine. And Being LOWERED Not Only Makes The Vehicle Look TIRED, But The Underside Also SCRAPES When Going Over Some Railroad Crossings, Or Sharply Slanted Uphill Streets And Driveways. The Tailpipes On My 50 Merc Sometimes Scrapes That Way, Even After I REMOVED The Lowering Blocks As I Was Finishing Restoring It. And I've Followed Other Lowered Cars Leaving From Car Shows, Noticing The Sparks Flying From Underneath Them On Relatively Level Roads. NOT GOOD...
Dave, thank you for commenting on my COE build. I'm actually going to raise the front end a couple of inches to allow more clearance for the front tires and fenders. Also it will make the vehicle more level.