I believe GMC and Chevy had one and I know there are several military versions from the 1940’s out there. I’m not an expert on COEs but I bet there’s one out there that could tell us.
I love and breathe chevy but this is gorgeous and wouldn't pass the opportunity to own it. It does need attention to the running boards. That grating needs to go
Not being a troll, but I agree with DH. The transition from the original single cab to the second row outside was not well done. It needed a lot more block sanding. Not a fan of the removed handles, but probably could not find a matching set or originals (but could have just gotten four of something that matched). The doors don't look like they properly close as looking from the rear they appear to have a 3/4" gap of them not fully shutting. There are rust bubbles (already?) on the hood. You said it needs wiring work. Oh boy, you aren't kidding. There is an absolute rats nest under the dash and another on a block under the hood. When it gets like that and not laid out well with a plan from the start, there is no way to clean that up after the fact. There are at least six add on gauges. The front seats don't look good, and the rear bed looks worse. The fab of the square tubing frame for the interior bed has awful looking welds. The blue paint was over-sprayed onto the frame so it is partially black and partially blue. Perhaps they intend to go back over it afterwards with black again. It looks very sloppy as it is. The rims had over-spray on the tires. The rockers are missing with gaping holes where you might expect something to fill those voids. If the welds look that bad on the interior bed frame, I hate to think what was done to make the 5th wheel and the bumper pull "work". Overall the execution looks very sloppy with no attention to details.
Pretty cool truck, looks like a older restoration...thanks for showing, be safe, God Bless!!
Thank you so much for your comments. You are correct that it’s and older build but very cool.
Look nice , 1955 and working , good job .
I like thiz design beautiful
Parabéns. Ficou muito bom. Piracicaba SP Brasil
Did any of the COE ever made in a 4x4 or a 6x6 ?
I believe GMC and Chevy had one and I know there are several military versions from the 1940’s out there. I’m not an expert on COEs but I bet there’s one out there that could tell us.
I love and breathe chevy but this is gorgeous and wouldn't pass the opportunity to own it. It does need attention to the running boards. That grating needs to go
A real p. U.
Observation:
No matter what color you try to paint that won't work.
Worst one of these that I've ever seen.
Sorry to hear you don’t like it Dale. Was there something specific that you didn’t like? I appreciate your sharing your thoughts.
@@JHickmanIII hes just a troll. I'm loyal to gm but this is the best looking thing ford ever produced
Not being a troll, but I agree with DH. The transition from the original single cab to the second row outside was not well done. It needed a lot more block sanding. Not a fan of the removed handles, but probably could not find a matching set or originals (but could have just gotten four of something that matched). The doors don't look like they properly close as looking from the rear they appear to have a 3/4" gap of them not fully shutting. There are rust bubbles (already?) on the hood. You said it needs wiring work. Oh boy, you aren't kidding. There is an absolute rats nest under the dash and another on a block under the hood. When it gets like that and not laid out well with a plan from the start, there is no way to clean that up after the fact. There are at least six add on gauges. The front seats don't look good, and the rear bed looks worse. The fab of the square tubing frame for the interior bed has awful looking welds. The blue paint was over-sprayed onto the frame so it is partially black and partially blue. Perhaps they intend to go back over it afterwards with black again. It looks very sloppy as it is. The rims had over-spray on the tires. The rockers are missing with gaping holes where you might expect something to fill those voids. If the welds look that bad on the interior bed frame, I hate to think what was done to make the 5th wheel and the bumper pull "work". Overall the execution looks very sloppy with no attention to details.