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| Author | Topic: 1940 Ford COE for sale! |
| Mark |
posted 8/11/03 3:23 AM
Here's the pic links: http://home.earthlink.net/~ventiport/4 0-FCOE-01.jpg http://home.earthlink.net/~ventiport/4 0-FCOE-02.jpg http://home.earthlink.net/~ventiport/4 0-FCOE-03.jpg This tired COE has been owned by the same guy for a good 15 years, unfortunately- sitting outside. Very rough but all there, 85 HP flathead, 1-speed rear, duallie, factory Ford stake body, 134" wheelbase. Has a lot of rust, the interior is very rough also, and there are a few deviations from stock (like the bumpers, and I thought all duallie COEs used the 2-spd rear- but there's no shifter for a 2-spd either). The asking price is $1500 firm and it's located in central New Jersey. It's hard to take decent pics because it's rather 'hemmed in' by a fence, tree & other vehicles, but if anyone's interested, I could try. Also, transportation is available cross-country (for a fee of course). If anyone's interested, e-mail me at ventiport(-REMOVETHIS-)@earthlink. net for more info. And NO: the owner will NOT part it out (unless you want to spend the whole $1500 on 1 or 2 pieces!) |
| Mark |
posted 8/11/03 3:29 AM
OK- I see now how this board formats posts. In case it's not clear- there are 3 picture URL links above- you'll have to highlight & paste them in a new window to see the pics. Also- the board software split up my e-mail address. Thanks! |
| Bill |
posted 8/11/03 4:33 AM
Hi Mark Thanks for posting that 40 COE stuff on the Forum, pity it is so far away from me. And I thought my COE was rusty, you have made me feel better thank you. I have passed the message onto someone who may be interested, even if only for the Stainless. Catch you later Bill Downunder |
| Mark |
posted 10/19/03 4:22 AM
(Not that I got any response from this ad, but) the above truck has been sold. Pieces of it will go to repair another COE in western Canada. |
| John |
posted 11/4/03 6:14 AM
Mark. Just for your information the 1940 and early models were 1.5ton versions and had only a single speed rearend. The 2 ton version that was an option in 1942 and maybe 41 had the 2 speed rearend. My 42 has only the single speed rearend and is the 1.5 ton model. Thanks for posting and sorry for being a hermit lately. Honeydo projects lately. Got to keep the wife happy so it is easier to get parts and time for my Truck. |
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