Thought I would throw my 2 cents in, today I had some spare time so I broke out my tape and stepped outside my shop where I have a 41 Coe and a 45 GMC panel truck sitting side by side. The cabs at the firewall are the same as far as I can tell. There is a cowl vent on the Coe none on the standard cab, the doors appear to be the same except the Coe has the fender cutouts otherwise the doors are the same, the hinges are the same. Correction, the panel door is different than a standard cab in that the top of the door has styling to match the panel. The cab floor is different than a standard cab because of the doghouse for the engine, there is no in cab gas tank and the seat base is different. The mounting for the cab looks the same as a standard cab with the 4 per side mounting bolts and springs in the rear. Coe cab has the grab bars that are reinforced inside. Dave


1941 Chevy
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