1941 FORD COE
One of my current projects
I found the Cab Over in Cranebrook near Penrith,Sydney in early 2000 after searching     for quite a while, asking numerous people and following up leads. It was traded for
   4 grille shells from various cars although I think it would have been easier keeping
   the grille shells and hanging them on the wall.
   If anyone knows the whereabouts of any other Ford COE parts I would appreciate
   knowing about them especially a 1938/39 oval grille panel.
Ain't It Neat

Just a little bit of rust                          Actually quite a lot of rust
And that's how you get it on the trailer

Finally in the garage, let the fun begin

Check out the rust.
the frame that supports the front half of the body will need to be replaced        as it fell apart when the body was lifted of the chassis.
So far so good.

A view from underneath. Not very pretty is it.

   Time to bring the chassis home although once it was home I don't know why I     bothered. It was very badly pitted the full length of the chassis. oh well, it may come in handy for measurements.

First time outside with fenders on even if                just a large hole to fix on the rear
only just for inspiration

              Front inspiration views                                                   Still a long way to go

 Notice that on the rear the panels are not welded together just nailed to timber with a
finishing strip to cover the gap. this body differs to the US body as there is no moulding  around the rear window. I know there is a lot of  rust to fix but I think it is still worth it.

This is the front suspension I intend to use it
Came from a Bedford CF370 and has front
Mounted R&P and uses a rear strut mount.