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I keep trying to load a picture. I think the file was to large. So here we go agin.

I will try to load a picture. The series or model # is vm-37. The gentleman told me it was a 1939. I tryed to find info useing the number above to research this.

I posted earlier about a 1939 Dodge C.O.E. asking for info on these trucks. I should be more specific on what kind of info. I?m trying to find a source for parts (replacement glass, window seals, decals, engine parts, and so on). I have never restored a classic automobile before. I?m try to see if it is going to be difficult do to lack of access to parts. I would like to able to drive it one day. Hope someone can help. Thanks, Chris

Hello, I'm new to the site and look forward to up coming discussions with other members. I'm reaching out for a little help. I have always been intrigued by the old c.o.e. trucks (cab over engine). I have the opportunity to buy a 1939 dodge c.o.e. . I have looked all over the internet for info on them and it is very hard to any especially for the dodge models. If any one could help me I would appreciate the help. Thanks, Chris Destin, Florida

Hello, I'm new to the site and look forward to up coming discussions with other members. I'm reaching out for a little help. I have always been intrigued by the old c.o.e. trucks (cab over engine). I have the opportunity to buy a 1939 dodge c.o.e. . I have looked all over the internet for info on them and it is very hard to any especially for the dodge models. If any one could help me I would appreciate the help. Thanks, Chris Destin, Florida

Hello, I'm new to the site and look forward to up coming discussions with other members. I'm reaching out for a little help. I have always been intrigued by the old c.o.e. trucks (cab over engine). I have the opportunity to buy a 1939 dodge c.o.e. . I have looked all over the internet for info on them and it is very hard to any especially for the dodge models. If any one could help me I would appreciate the help. Thanks, Chris Destin, Florida