will buy whole truck, or complete Cab-doors-fenders-hood ect....or anything in between...call or text me 513-312-8799

Within 400 miles of Cincinnati, Ohio.....

 

Hi I know you want a COE and I do have a 54, but plan to build it sometime, But I have a real nice 53 F-600 all dolled up and ready for action it might be something you could use while you're looking for the COE

 

Thanks, I just picked up a F5, and have my Extended WB C3500 starting to come part....

 

OK that looks neat, send pictures of it as you go, can't wait to start in on mine, let me know if you need some Falcon parts I parting out 3 of them. email me at info@rollerhoop.com I'll email you some pictures of what I have going on.
Doug

 

Not sure if I'm within 400 miles, but I've got a 1949 F5 complete with extra 2 spd. rear end, extra trannys, clutch, wheels, etc. Includes a re-built flathead 6 with less than 1,000 miles on it buit from two flatheads. Good hoist. I used it till 1999 in my business and it has sat since and needs some work. Ft. Wayne, IN area. Pics in Ft. Wayne craigslist.
mq6725@gmail.com

 

Thanks, bought one in December, AND...That's not a COE by the way....

 

Sorry, newb here. I must admit that after a stroke, I don't remember what COE means. I think I might know, but I should have looked this up before posting.

I came to this site after one of your members saw my truck and reccomended that I let enthusiasts know what I have. If you've any suggestions as to how to do that better, I would appreciate knowing because I may be forced to have this vehicle cut up for scrap. I loved driving it and know it is something that someone would love to have...just don't know who.

Thank you for your response.

 

COE
Stands for Cab Over Engine
Good luck finding it a home some one will want it.

 

John,
I have a friend selling a '48 F-600 on a '72 Dodge m30 chassis. Truck will be done in a few weeks. $7500.00. Central Illinois. Can deliver. Contact me if interested.
Mike 847-809-0008

 

Thanks Mike, but 3 or 4 replys above I show the F5 COE shown in the pics...but thanks...