Magnificent Machine: 1938 Ford COE Truck from Brazil

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How many COE trucks you see every day? One? Two?More? Have you ever counted them?

Even though they were highly popular between the early 60's and late 70's, COE trucks are not that widely preferred today. This flat-nosed design was very popular in its day, but today it is replaced by modern designs and technologies in the automotive industry because of the regulations for length. The regulations used to be a maximum length of 65 feet, including truck and trailer. It lasted from the early 60's to the late 70's. As length regulations have increased, the amount of cabovers has decreased. The custom shops, however, never gave up to build custom COE trucks for shows, for orders and for fun. In today's video, we're checking out a wonderful custom shop from Brazil and its badass custom built 1938 Ford COE. It's the product of an extensive project and the outcome is truly satisfactory. Is there anything bad to say about this crazy build? Guess, not!

Check out the video to see a real Ford COE truck and enjoy it. It's not something you can see every day!