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I contacted GM about archival photos of my rare 1941 4WD COE AFK ex miltary spare parts van.( only 1900 built)

Among other photos, they sent me this great image back of the early version, 1st series van like mine. A bit fancier and more streamlined!

War time GMC Coes! WOW!

"Old Coes"

Si Lupton
Hartland VT
1941 GMC COE VAN
1927 Mack AC Bulldog
1954 Chevy 3500 COE
1926 Chevy Open Express

[IMG]http://www.antiquesnet.com/49563-0001.jpg/IMG]
[img]http://www.antiquesnet.com/49563-0001.jpg[/img] grin grin grin grin grin

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And heres one more great one!

Old Coes too!
:rolleyes: :p wink smile :rolleyes: [img]http://www.antiquesnet.com/49563-0002.jpg[/img]

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What a beauty. I wonder if that honey is sitting in a pasture somewhere. More likely it was melted down and re-born as a 51 Kaiser. :rolleyes:


"It's just a phase. He'll grow out of it." Mama, 1964

1956 Chevy 1/2-ton 3100
1953 Chevy 6100 "The Yard dog"
1954 GMC Suburban Now with a new proud owner.
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I'm told many got to Europe as spare parts vans, mobile repair shops etc. Mine has smoke stack in the roof (for a heat stove) as original equipment, AND a set of original cast brass plaques on the hood that read: "Ordinance Department: Military Spare parts" grin

Old Coes
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There's two for sale in CA but they are kindda rusty


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