1953 Ford Coe Cab Over Engine Original Logo'd Coe From The 1950's Ratrod, Patina on 2040-cars
Mountain View, California, United States
Hi, up for auction is my 1953 Ford COE Cab Over Engine Original Logo'd COE from the 1950's Ratrod, Patina, Hotrod, Car Hauler, Custom, Classic, sky is the limit for this 'ol COE!! Awesome patina, and logo'd from a distributor in Hastings, Nebraska. I purchased it from the family who has owned it since 1957. They bought it in Nebraska and brought it back here to the bay area where it was used on the family Ranch. All numbers match, and this is a factory Flathead V-8.
Manual transmission, with dump bed. Everything is complete, will need a windshield, and some flat glass they are the same as a standard pickup truck. Please look at the pictures I have taken carefully, if there is a specific picture you would like to see, please let me know. The truck is still here in the San Francisco bay area and is available to be seen in person. Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments, you can email me or call me direct at (650)400-8836 Thanks for the interest, good luck on the auction and, Happy Bidding! A quick note to our new ebay members with zero (0) feedback, please contact first prior to bidding on my COE Truck. Thanks very much, and enjoy the auction. |
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