Like I need another unfinished project hanging around .....
These make great projects, All kinds of things one can make a COE into. And a bit of a following for these that is growing. Buy it.
I like coe pickup trucks..... coe heavy duty trucks? Not so much. I'm just not crazy about any vehicle I need a ladder to get into.
Oh, man. There's a thread that I've read over on the HAMB about a COE that a dude put on the frame (and Cummins) from a GMC delivery van. Its such a cool project.
There is a tow truck company in holly with one of those. They actually haul stuff around with it.
Joey
EastCoastMojo wrote: These things are just sorta drawn to you, aren't they Dan?
I brought the Naked GoldWing to work one day, showed it off to some biker coworkers at lunch. One guy just crossed his arms, smiled, did one lap around it, "It must be scary inside that head o' yours."
How can I argue....
914Driver wrote:EastCoastMojo wrote: These things are just sorta drawn to you, aren't they Dan?I brought the Naked GoldWing to work one day, showed it off to some biker coworkers at lunch. One guy just crossed his arms, smiled, did one lap around it, "It must be scary inside that head o' yours." How can I argue....
OK, now THAT answers all those posts asking "What does it mean to be Grassroots?" I gotta get more involved with you guys. At least then I'll have some company in the asylum.... Oh, and on the COE...DO EET!
Michael
I'm glad I'm not the only one looking at old trucks to drag home. I keep seeing Ford C-cabs with short flatbeds for a couple grand.
Back in the stone age when I was circle tracking, we built our car hauler out of a F-600. Sold the box to a neighbor for a shed and went to town. It did the job well, but wasn't a fun or comfortable ride.
spitfirebill wrote:914Driver wrote: "It must be scary inside that head o' yours." How can I argue....Nice compliment
In our world, I agree; but sometimes I have to deal with people from outside the fence.
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