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#515270 - 06/07/08 01:32 PM 1947 DODGE COE
Jim johandes Offline
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I recently purchased a nice running 1947 Dodge COE with a 6 cyl engine and single speed rear end. I am trying to determine what designation was given to this old truck. Also does anyone know of a good source of parts, books on coe's etc. I need the air cleaner assembly. I have already been to Amazon.com for the books. If it is easier to reply by phone my number is 805 710-3617 Best Regards to all and thanks for your help!!! Jim

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#515325 - 06/07/08 07:16 PM Re: 1947 DODGE COE [Re: Jim johandes]
elmo39 Offline
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Jim
it was designated as a WHMA

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#515337 - 06/07/08 08:28 PM Re: 1947 DODGE COE [Re: elmo39]
elmo39 Offline
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Also you could try googling Dodge COE Trucks there are quite a few interseting sites that might help you ,plus you could try www.vintagepowerwagons for parts and literature. dodge first bought out the COE line of trucks in 1939

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#517820 - 06/18/08 09:35 PM Re: 1947 DODGE COE [Re: elmo39]
Nollie Neill Jr Offline
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Jim,

Use to own 2 of these trucks, still have some parts, plus friend in PA has lots of parts for these early COE's built by Dodge from 1940-1947. We were just together at ATCA show in Macungie PA last weekend.

Also others on the 39-47 Dodge Truck site will be able to help you.

http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/39-47Dodge/?yguid=8923543

I use to keep a list of all the 40-59 Dodge COE's still around, that I knew of, but haven't added to it in years.

Let me know how I can help.

Take Care,

Nollie

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