COE

[dutch]

uhm... [S

 

[WQ59B]

My '40 :

 

[smallfoot]

Nice 1st post...

 

[WQ59B]

Here's my 2nd :

 

[MercuryMac]

Good project. What are your plans for it? Good Luck.

 

[WQ59B]

Truck is done. All stock spec, rewired, re-upholstered seats, new tubes & flaps, all new hydraulic brake system, new custom dual exhaust, new fuel system. No deck/stake body, etc. planned; will stay a cab/chassis. Done.

More of a time capsule than a hot/rat rod.

 

[dutch]

sweet!

 

[earthman]

I like a cab/chassis better than a flatbed for some reason. I did have a '37 Chevy that had a bed only as wide as the frame with 12" sides. It made a good bike hauler. Welcome to the board WQ.

 

[WQ59B]

Welcome to the board WQ.

Thanks!

I did lay some 6-in barn wood over the frame (I think the rails are about 34" wide) & liked the look. But these were clapboards- not structural strength, so I couldn't put anything up there with any weight at all without building a substructure. I just don't like covering up the duallys.

 

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[forbigpicture]

 

[DozerII]

Now that's a cool rig.

 

[kenny c]

I'll bet that it ate tires.

 

[smallfoot]

 

[earthman]

COE suburban

 

[smallfoot]

1939

 

[lowbudget50]

PH damn, family hauler!!

 

[forbigpicture]

 

[CORPO]

Now that's a cool rig.

picture looks photoshopped.. but cool concept

 

[smallfoot]