- 460ci V8 Engine Out of 1984 Ford 1 Ton
- Automatic Transmission Out of the same 1984 Ford 1 Ton
- New Interior
- Reupholstered Gray - Diamond Stitched
- Repainted Green Metallic
- New Wheels
- Chrome Grill
- Custom Wooden/Chrome Stripped Bed
- New Brakes
- Marine Carpet Bed Cover
- Custom Body - Redone, no bondo reported
- Custom Truck Cover
- 2 Keys
- Servicing Up To Date
- Less Than 250 Miles on Build
Classic car ownership is enjoyed in many ways. It doesn't necessarily have to be enjoyed behind the wheel of an exotic classic with the sun down and the top off. Present today is this lovely 1947 Ford COE (Cab Over Engine). This classic truck is not just an example of automotive history that's regarded as a classic but can also be an important tool to complement a business venture or a unique Sunday drive.
Exterior and Interior
Perfecting classic styling is what this 1947 Ford COE does best. A quick walk around this classic truck and the green metallic exterior showcases an iconic design that's bound to turn heads. In terms of exterior components, this truck sports a chrome grill; make your way to the rear, and this truck's practicality shines with a custom wooden and chrome striped bed matching the truck's exterior color. In terms of shoes, this classic truck doesn't sit on a set of steel rims, but instead sports a set of sporty American Racing wheels finished in silver. The interior of this 1947 Ford COE is built for practicality above all else. Step into the reupholstered gray cabin, and you are treated to a bare-bones, practical interior that features diamond stitching for added effect. The interior is reported to be new and features a fine blend of custom features and factory styling.
Engine
The exterior and interior aren't the only components that have been refreshed in this truck. Pop open the hood of this 1947 Ford COE, and what you will find is a 460 Ci V8 motor chugging about healthily. The motor is reported to have come out of a 1984 Ford 1 ton and is built to be a workhorse if need be; the motor is reported to have run just 250 miles since its build journey and sees all its servicing up to date for trouble-free miles ahead. The upgraded performance is met with new brakes in place to ensure you have better stopping power. In terms of power delivery, this classic truck channels all its performance to its rear wheels through an automatic transmission. The current owner reports that the automatic transmission present is from the same Ford 1 ton for consistent performance.
Classic car ownership is enjoyed in many ways. It doesn't necessarily have to be enjoyed behind the wheel of an exotic classic with the sun down and the top off. Present today is this lovely 1947 Ford COE (Cab Over Engine). This classic truck is not just an example of automotive history that's regarded as a classic but can also be an important tool to complement a business venture or a unique Sunday drive.
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