Classic Truck Performance

1945 Chevy COE

When Mike Di Maulo first laid eyes on a COE truck, he was drawn to it like a moth to a flame. “I had a fascination with trucks since I was a kid, and the ‘cab over engine’ design just drew me in. I was instantly hooked.” The Congers, New York, native decided early on that one day he was going to build a flat-nose for his very own; a truck that fired on all cylinders and created a hot mess wherever it roamed.

Flame On

Over the years Mike was

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