DrKerry Posted September 17, 2017 Author Posted September 17, 2017 Excellent job on this old truck....Very nice work, Man...Awesome....thank ya JT!!!!!!
gatorincebu Posted September 23, 2017 Posted September 23, 2017 Kerry , There is nothing at all wrong with that build that I can see. I think you did a fine job on it ! Be WellGator
DrKerry Posted September 23, 2017 Author Posted September 23, 2017 Kerry , There is nothing at all wrong with that build that I can see. I think you did a fine job on it ! Be WellGatorthank ya Gator!!!!!!!!!!
#1 model citizen Posted September 25, 2017 Posted September 25, 2017 It looks great to me. Just 1 thing I'm curious about. You call it a COE but it looks like its a conventional?
DrKerry Posted September 25, 2017 Author Posted September 25, 2017 It looks great to me. Just 1 thing I'm curious about. You call it a COE but it looks like its a conventional? Right now the truck doesn't have an engine as it's a curbside. If it did the engine would be under the feet of the driver s there isn't any room between firewall and core support. I would of had to rework the floorboards to sit above the engine to pull it off and didn't feel like all that work on this one!!
oldnslow Posted September 25, 2017 Posted September 25, 2017 (edited) The truck looks great. After scratching my head a little , I couldn't remember what a 41 Dodge COE was supposed to look like , I found this , it's a 41 Dodge COE , but there's also this , also a 41 Dodge COE , but called a Fargo , built by Chrysler for sale outside the US , mostly in Canada , the sheet metal didn't change for several years so it's hard to find a good pic of a 41 Fargo COE . Edited September 25, 2017 by oldnslow
DrKerry Posted September 25, 2017 Author Posted September 25, 2017 The truck looks great. After scratching my head a little , I couldn't remember what a 41 Dodge COE was supposed to look like , I found this , it's a 41 Dodge COE , but there's also this , also a 41 Dodge COE , but called a Fargo , built by Chrysler for sale outside the US , mostly in Canada , the sheet metal didn't change for several years so it's hard to find a good pic of a 41 Fargo COE . Good info, I'm not sure Jimmy's resin is an actual 41 Dodge either... Tried finding pics that matched the grille and body but none looked like it!!!!
#1 model citizen Posted September 25, 2017 Posted September 25, 2017 Right now the truck doesn't have an engine as it's a curbside. If it did the engine would be under the feet of the driver s there isn't any room between firewall and core support. I would of had to rework the floorboards to sit above the engine to pull it off and didn't feel like all that work on this one!!Ok, I thought all the COEs would be the snub nose style like the pic oldnslow posted. As for the grille/year, the grille seems slightly modified IF it should be the same design as the pickups'. It does look correct for the Fargo, again based on oldnslow's pic. I recently learned that although pickups used same grille from '39 - '46 ('47?) the position of the head lamp pods migrated farther to the outside.
DrKerry Posted September 25, 2017 Author Posted September 25, 2017 Ok, I thought all the COEs would be the snub nose style like the pic oldnslow posted. As for the grille/year, the grille seems slightly modified IF it should be the same design as the pickups'. It does look correct for the Fargo, again based on oldnslow's pic. I recently learned that although pickups used same grille from '39 - '46 ('47?) the position of the head lamp pods migrated farther to the outside.the grille on the Fargo is close to the resin but not exact as I’m looking at the two together here!! Like you say it is slightly modified!!!!
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