1938 Ford Coe Restomod - 2006 F450 Turbo Diesel Dually Carhauler on 2040-cars
Cottonwood, California, United States
Engine:Diesel
Drive Type: Dually
Make: Ford
Mileage: 61,000
Model: F-450
Exterior Color: primer
Trim: COE
You are looking at a 1937 Titled COE. This is was built april 1937. For those that wish to argue.....Titled as a 1937 but most commonly referred to as a 1938 ford COE. I purchased a 2006 F450 diesel dually with a 61000 miles and we have modified it to accomodate this COE. More pictures can be sent if you wish or anyone is welcome to come and look in person. We put the original cab on this modern chassis with the idea of building a car hauler. The 2006 dash has been installed in the old cab. All electronics have been hooked up except the air bags and the air conditioning. Body work has been started but not completed. I have alot of new sheet metal that was custom built to finish it. It does run and start and drive with no problems. The only light that is on in the dash cluster is the air bag light. 16' of chassis from the back of the cab to the back of the chassis so a 19' or 21' roll back bed will fit with ease. Please feel free to call or come by. 530-239-5027 truck is in northern california. No interior. Body work needs finished......belt line up. I have all the original glass.
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