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#401267 04/12/2008 5:24 PM
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I found this one in my search. I have seen later vans, but this is my first Art Deco van. I know some big bolt guys have been planning on turning a COE into a Suburban type vehicle, would this work? ......g COE

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Chances are that COE started out as a Bookmobile. There used to be several of them in my area, when I was in High School, back in the late 70's. UNC-Chapel Hill University, had one. By the time, I started my COE fasination they were all gone except one. I tried for years to purchase it, but to no avail.


Spanky Hardy
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1948 Chevrolet 5700 COE Holmes HD W35 Wrecker
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For some reason the song "Jeepers Creepers" keeps popping into my head,
Scott


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Yeah, but that was a converted farm truck. Someone has one in the gallery.


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i'd have to say ditto on the jeepers creepers thing also, one thing i didn't get is in that movie that got that truck just crusing like a bat outta hell, i'm sure thats not stock...

I'd say its a pretty rare truck i've never seen one, but then again i'm only 20 years old so that don't mean much but i haven't really seen pics of one like that on the internet but then again an Art Deco cabover is kinda a rare thing on its own and a even bigger plus if it has a vintage body on it, i think anyways

Nate


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Old Iron Chevy, read this gallery submission. It's the one for the Jeepers Creepers truck and it explains how the truck drove that fast etc...


Jordan D. Long

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that thing is cool! gotta love the potential creep factor!


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