C-Series COE (1948-1956).
Like other
automakers that built COE trucks before the 1960s, the early
Ford C-Series trucks were "Cab Forward Trucks" or also called
"Cab Over Engine Trucks." These trucks shared major components
with dlen Ford F-Series pick ups and from 1948 to 1952 were
simply COE versions of the F-5, F-6, F-7 and F-8 pick up
classes. For 1953, the Cab Over Engine Trucks were renamed
C-Series, but remained largely modified F-Series
trucks.
COE models were
designated C-500, C-600, C-700, C-750, C-800, C-850, and C-900
depending on weight class, with the C-900 being the "Big Job"
model.
From 1954 to 1956,
Ford C-Series Cab Over Engine trucks had the V8 engine with 272
CID (4.5L) 4V (Heavy Duty) the Lincoln Y-V8 gasoline engine in
4.9 liter version with 196 hp or the 5.4 liter version with 212
hp.
C-800 to C-900
trucks were available with diesel engine, but received an
additional zero in the model designations C-8000 or
C-9000.
The vehicle offered here has a good condition of the driver's cab, shows only minor rust and is therefore ideal for restoration or conversion to restomod. The rear window removed and with the vehicle. According to unconfirmed information from the previous owner, the engine was running three years ago.
Engine V8 272 CID 4V
(Heavy Duty)
HP: 173 at 4400
rpm
Torque: 352 Nm @
2400 rpm
Stroke:
3.30
Bore:
3.625
Compression:
8.0
Manual transmission
with overdrive
The Ford was imported from the USA, has an American Title and is custom duty paid as a classic car.
On request an individual vehicle approval can be done for a fee.
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There are countless
possibilities for the design of this truck. Very popular is the
construction of the driver's cab over a frame with drive train
from a "modern" pick-up or SUV.
Below are some
examples of restomods