Cab Over B Series Info.

[grey beard]

I am looking for any available information and/or literature on B series COE model trucks. I have tried unsuccessfully to contact Ken Foyt via e-mail. Any body else have experience/knowledge/info/literature on this model truck? This one is a B1HMA.

Thanks for your time.

[bach4660]

I have the shop manual for the B-series which covers the COE's I can scan the pages what are you looking for?

[Kenneth Foit]

I've been on a vacation. If you need info that you think I can supply, please contact me off net at: khfoit at yahoo dot com.

Ken, Indy

[grey beard]

Mr. Bach,

Thanks for the shop manual offer. I have one as well. Just read the procedure for engine removal - not for the faint of heart . . . . . .

Thanks

[Bob_Koch]

So Dave,

you going to restore that big bad COE?

[Guest wrightkoss]

On this webpage down at the bottom, there is information in the brochures about the COE's (I just got all of the specs for by Conventional from there) and there is also various books and such that are scanned into the system that you can download. I have the entire manual for my truck printed off from that page.

http://dodgepilothouseclub.org/know/know.htm

[grey beard]

Thanks, Cowgirl, for the info - already printed it out. Wish they had a dedicated shop manual or owners' manual as well.

Bob - Oldest son in Montana will wrench it up to working condition and plans to use it in his landscaping business - a neat calling card, what? Imagine a monkeyfaced B series Dodge on YOUR business card.

[Thunder II]

I had the opportunity to buy a COE fuel tanker... Cheap too.... I had to pass on it..... DARN IT!!!!

[Guest wrightkoss]

Apparently I have a nickname on this site now Anyway... sorry I couldn't be of more help. You guys and that dodge pilot house club site are pretty much my main resources that I use right now.

[Bob_Koch]

Don't know if it does you any good but saw an ad on ATHS site. Here's what it reads:

parting out 1948 Dodge COE, 2½ ton … (901) 427-6018 (MS)

Didn't know if you might need any other parts. The ad is dated 7/11

[Bob_Koch]

Don't have any info on COE's but here's a pic for inspiration:

[grey beard]

Thanks, Bob

I'm suitably inspired. These trucks DO stir the blood - and the imagination. There must not be very many of these left. Wish I had one, too.

Again, thanks:)