1948 Ford Cabover Coe ....nice Running Truck! on 2040-cars
Pine River, Minnesota, United States
Engine:8
Drive Type: rear
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 1
Trim: 1
heres a real good old stubnose for your next project.body is in pretty decent condition overall.some rust in a few spots but nothing major.this is actually a much nicer truck than the pics show it to be.grille is very nice and straight.flathead V8 engine fires right up and idles nice.no noise or smoke.clutch is nice and tight,trans goes thru the gears fine.brakes will need to be gone thru,but the e-brake works well.i do not have a title but will provide a notarized bill of sale.not much else to say about it.feel free to email questions or request extra pics.
also,please note: just because it runs doesnt mean you can drive it!so...NO...you CANT drive it home,and NO...it can not and WILL NOT be driven onto a transport carrier,it will be winched.and the battery i used to run it is for my pickup,so it IS NOT included!
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