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Friday, April 23, 2021

1967 Ford C-600 COE

From Reid Cunningham:"I have no idea the year, but it caught my eye.  It looks like this will be the final resting place for the truck, but interestingly, the engine for the well rig  (photos below) looked to be good operable condition.  I am reasonably sure it's an International Farmall motor, from the A, B, C series.  You can see the bolsters on the front: the engine is a structural member of the tractor."

AL: How about this handsome hunk of a '55 Ford COE we caught in Kansas a while back? A same era Ford COE, rethought, that Alex Emond caught in Banff. And a '66 C-600 we noticed in Colorado Springs.

(AL: This truck (below) was for sale a while back at Autoland in Arundel Maine.







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