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Wish!!! Get well soon! Shakey

???? Could you cast the mounting bolts in the panel when you make it? Lynn

A video is in the works Earthman. Let you know when it's done.

Earthman....Soltz... Thanks very much for your support. It means a lot. Lynn

...'preciate it. Thanks Smallfoot.

Beatiful... Hey Eman..,I be likin' them Cabovers. (....don't know why)!

Buford... Just have to brag a little. Buford won a Dirty Dozen award at the Redneck Rumble in Lebanon, Tn. Shakey

Ain't missin'. Nope. Me and Buford are just cruising the beautiful hills of East Tennessee. Took way too long to build so I'm gonna enjoy it for a while. "When it runs, it's done!" I'll get back to finishing it one day soon. I'll post pics when I do. Need a break! Shakey

1955 Ford C600 COE My dash. 1961 Studebaker Lark guages, 1978 Cordoba column, aluminum connecting rod column drop. 1960 Chevy Impala wheel, and home made aluminum trim. A black walnut doghouse. (made by a friend) Not finished yet but getting there.

Wow! Great COE....really, really solid. Lynn

Good job. Looks like that will work! Lynn

Cool. Icebox...? Cool name, LOL. Thanks for the good words. If you get a COE, I will help any way I can. Lynn

Tires? Thank you very much Kenny. Nope,..just 36x14.50R15 on 11" reversed steel wheels. Thanks...Lynn

Cab cart. Hey Nick. You will be surprised how light the cab is. I was prepared for mine to be heavy but it wasn't. I lifted mine with my motor hoist. I have a friend building a chevy cabover like yours. He is using a 1994 GMC cube van for a donor. It IS a unibody....NO FRAME! Thought you...

Yep...looks great. Been out of pocket for a while. Truck looks great! Feels good to finally get it on the road, doesn't it? Just got my COE out... Matter of fact, I drove mine in a local Christmas parade and hauled my 4 grandsons on the flatbed. Had a blast! Again...awesome build.

Nick...most of your questions will be answered if you check out my build thread. My c member did not interfere with the oil pan but I think that would depend on the van (Ford, Chevy, Dodge, etc.) and the motor. Lots of measuring required. Any more questions, gimme a holler. Lynn

Great looking COE. Sounds like you have a plan. I would urge you to consider a van chassis. Because a van has a similar set-back front axle configuration, the steering is much easier to align. On my COE, I used the original rag joint from the donor van. It fit so well, it wasn't necessary...

Really cool Would make an awesome ride! Go to "vinwiz.com ", put in the VIN number and it will tell you when and where it was built, GVW, engine, trans, etc. With the proper donor vehicle, a chassis-swap is a breeze. I just finished a COE.

cool rides... Love em all. [cl

Thanks, Old Iron. And great job, Billy.