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'32 Ford Pickup Is Now Available.
Started by Lyle Willits, Feb 16 2008 01:34 PM
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Lyle Willits
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Posted 16 February 2008 - 01:34 PM
From Replicas & Miniatures Co. of Md.
All the info is in the pictures.
All the info is in the pictures.
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Posted 17 February 2008 - 09:02 AM
NICE!!!!
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Posted 17 February 2008 - 09:22 AM
OOoohh! There is one for my shopping list at NNL East! Yahoo! Get the feeling I like it? 
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Posted 17 February 2008 - 09:31 PM
How much difference is there between a '32 and the existing '29 and '34 Ford pickup kits? I wouldn't think there would be much but for someone to go to the trouble of casting a conversion of that complexity there must be a fair amount.
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Posted 18 February 2008 - 12:45 PM
'29 Model A's and '32 deuce pickups are quite different in bodies, dimensions, frames, pickup beds, etc.How much difference is there between a '32 and the existing '29 and '34 Ford pickup kits? I wouldn't think there would be much but for someone to go to the trouble of casting a conversion of that complexity there must be a fair amount.
There isn't MUCH outward appearing differences between a '32 and '34 Ford pickup. The grilles are different, the cabs are VERY SLIGHTLY different and wheelbase on the '34 is slightly longer. People who are into street rod models have been clamoring for a '32 pickup for a long time,,,,,,,,,so now we have one. Getting a resin conversion for the Revell '32 kit is MUCH easier than converting the '34 back to a '32. In fact, the way to do that would be to do exactly what I did, so now the work is done for those who don't want to do it.
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Posted 19 February 2008 - 07:43 PM
'29 Model A's and '32 deuce pickups are quite different in bodies, dimensions, frames, pickup beds, etc.
There isn't MUCH outward appearing differences between a '32 and '34 Ford pickup. The grilles are different, the cabs are VERY SLIGHTLY different and wheelbase on the '34 is slightly longer. People who are into street rod models have been clamoring for a '32 pickup for a long time,,,,,,,,,so now we have one. Getting a resin conversion for the Revell '32 kit is MUCH easier than converting the '34 back to a '32. In fact, the way to do that would be to do exactly what I did, so now the work is done for those who don't want to do it.
Ok, I was just curious since there is a '34. So basically little stuff but not easily changed, thanks for satisfying my curiosity.
