Because of their design, the axles of COE trucks were too close together to ... in the gallery above is officially dubbed to be a 1950 Chevrolet. Being custom made, it of course packs a V8 engine ...

This stunning Chevy COE truck started out life as a work-ready chassis with a dually rear axle, but has since been transformed into a modern-day show vehicle complete with airbag suspension and a ...

Today, this big 1948 White 3014 COE is "comprehensively" (per the seller) restored, and radically transformed into a one-of-a-kind, Chevy LS-powered pickup truck that we're sure hauls ass as well ...

His goal was to build the baddest COE in existence. Game on! Mike was originally going to build his own bed but soon found a usable 1971 Chevy C30 ramp truck locally. It was originally from New ...

The Chevy COE (cab over engine), with its bulldog nose ... wheelbase that created a tighter turn radius, enabling the truck access to narrow alleys and tighter corners, all while carrying the ...

But, back in 1941, a cab was extremely basic with the 1941 COE offering a Chevrolet Deluxe heater as an optional upgrade.

Restored Ford and Chevy cab-over-engine (COE) trucks are regularly showing up at events in increasing numbers--with higher-quality builds. CCT is finding and featuring more award-worthy COEs ...

Cab-over-engine (COE) trucks are a special breed of monsters ... Yet, American carmakers produced their share of cab-overs. Among them is Chevrolet, which experimented with such things from ...

Looking over a classic medium-duty truck retooled by the Texas Harley dealership of Bedford, TX. By chance, American Trucker encountered a retooled 1948 Chevrolet COE truck at the AAA Texas 500 ...

The Blue Flame Six was an update to something Chevy fans should know about, the Stovebolt engine. The 1941 COE, which stands for cab-over-engine, offers a unique look, where the truck rises ...