Projects A face only a HAMBER could love (lcf)

I need this like another hole in the head but I'm trying to buy this sad sack.... It's rough but I like it!

 

that's awesome!!!!! good luck!

 

Yep!

 

looks like the truck version of a english bulldog i like it

 

when I win the megamillions jackpot I will start buying cool old trucks like that and restore them. how cool is that?

 

Oh it's adorable!


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Very cool. Don't worry about the "hole in your head", it's normal around here. Hope it works out for you.

 

Oh man.....that is awesome! I have a soft spot for old dump trucks. I own one now and have had 2 others. I REALLY want a COE dump though. You are going to have fun with this!!!!!

 

Understood. I have several holes in my head as well!

 

great patina sadsack

 

Yep.. I love it.

 

Those COE's are f'in cool. Would make a bitchin' shop truck!

Have fun with that one!

 

Just what I need,another coe!hope you get it home soon.

 

I always like that year grill and bumper .It seems to say don't fuck with me! Bruce.

 

That is a cool truck so much protentural.

 

I like it. The first thing I thought of when I saw it was The Beatles, "Hey Bulldog".

 

Keep your eyes on the prize, this one belongs to buggy5872

 

there going to restore smokey yunicks truck and it looks just like it except it has a box on it .

 

Here's a local one, parked next to my '55. Those things is huge, and wicked cool!



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Holy crap!!!! I love it

 

If I get it I'll name it Bruce !

 

Those are actually called "Low cab forward" trucks not COEs

 

My mistake

 

Thats a pretty cool truck

 

What's not to like. I need one of those cabs to put on my '68 Dually chassis.

Frank

 

Sick lcf I love that nose. Now go get her! Lol

 

Leave her a dumper ,too cool!

 

That's actually a '57 Chevrolet LCF (Low Cab Forward). Chevy had actually got away from calling the '55-'59 versions COE's, (Cabover engines), because the cabs were no longer over top of the engine. They were called Low Cab Forwards because the cabs were lower to the ground than the earlier COE's, & moved more forward towards the engine, than the conventional trucks, of the same years. I've owned two of these, a '55, & a '56. That ones short, so it will be a 5100 series (which is "Rare"), unless it's been shortened.

 

I bought a 39 Ford pickup from a guy once. Sitting beside it was oneof those style trucks but a long wheelbase and big wooden grain bed on it. It could have been mine for $350. I had to pass but that big pickup would have changed my mind.

 

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