1954 Ford C600 Coe Cab Over on 2040-cars
Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
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1954 Ford COE, with a 239 V8 and 4 speed transmission with Eaton two speed rear end. Truck is overall pretty solid, but has some rust in the cab corners, very front of hood (flat steel will fix, most hood is nice), and lower side steps. The doors have some rust at the bottom. Everything is there for truck but for radiator and the glass. Truck will roll and steer fine. I don't know the condition of the motor or the trans. The truck started out life as a dump truck and has a larger frame than most I've seen, much taller in the middle than the 1951 F6 that I have. It was a truck for a nursery in Missouri and still has the hand-painted advertisements on both doors. The grille is dented on the left side and the back of the cab is dented, but should be able to be fixed. The photos show everything about the truck, but I will be happy to take any other photos at request. Truck has a clear title. Thank you, Chris 501-690-9625.
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