here's a sweetie on C/L
 

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/5265013740.html
ron

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I want that drive train. Too much fun!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCQj68cdb88

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I've never seen a grille swing open like that. Very neat and very cool truck.

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Could I bring home junk with that! Cool old truck.
Jimmy

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That was posted on the 6066 site as well. If I could buy it I woulda had it already. lol

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Looks like I might go look at it,, been looking for a COE.. thats later then I want but the crane would be cool

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It always amazes me how cheap that the big 60-66 trucks can be had.
How about a dump truck (not running) for less than a grand.
http://goldcountry.craigslist.org/cto/5302983264.html
or 2 grand.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/5285016596.html
or a flatbed for 3.5 grand.
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5316209924.html

Re: here's a sweetie on C/L
 

its really a transformer code name "grasshopper".

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Beautiful truck! I will not this to my wife...she wants a COE!

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The B-models weren't cabovers. A COE has the Cab Over the Engine. This is actually a conventional cab, that I always called a snub nose. There was also an LCF (low cab forward) model and COE (L-model) in these years. Then there was the crackerbox (F-model) heavy duty that was very much a COE. That thing is a sweetie. It would be 10x cooler if it had a v12! Then it would be a COE :lol:. Those only came in the 7000s, though