1935 coe
 

Well ,what does the team think of this? not sure if it's been on here before? It's a bit like me, got a face only a mother could love!!

Re: 1935 coe
 

Very nice!

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Your Ugly Coe, was probably an off spring of this company. It took Henry a few more years to make his own version.

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Boy, that's a nice looking thing to laugh. ha ha ha Walt

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not quite positive but I think a company called Dearborn line created those truck and that inspired Ford to make one starting in 1938--beautiful truck!! this was a friend of mine's 38 COE

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I'd love to have one.

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Very interesting.

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Super Super Rare!

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How did the hood open? Was the hood in the floor?

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Don't think it's a hood, believe it's an engine cover.

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I agree, but if you zoom in on the ad that Don posted, it says hood.

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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...p;d=1452329931https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...p;d=1452330730
That is one ugly truck. When Ford Motor Company released their first COE's for 1938, it was a much better looking vehicle.

Re: 1935 coe
 

Yep, it says flat floor over the engine. Maybe it has a hood arrangement on the front. Interesting, think the Ford design uses an engine cover with the engine higher in the cab.

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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...p;d=1452348879
This 1938 Ford COE belonging to alanwoodieman's friend is a much better looking truck. Ford got it right with this one.

Re: 1935 coe
 

Hi Everyone, Sorta train-wreck-ish. Can't stop looking at it and I don't know why.

It's hard to make that beautiful grill look bad.

Re: 1935 coe
 

Don Rodgers: Remember what your Mother said, "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all". Great looking Truck, Fordlovr...

Re: 1935 coe
 

Wow...beautiful :) !!
Wonder what build # was ?

Re: 1935 coe
 

My first impression was beautiful but "bloody ugly". But when I look at one of these hitched to the trailer I take my initial view back (its just beautiful).

GB

Re: 1935 coe
 

Now that is pretty and "brawny" looking too. I'd happy to drive that just as a tractor the other truck I would need to have the trailer hitched.

GB

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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...p;d=1452599599
Here is another pictures of one of these early Ford COE's.