1968 c10

[502]

Thanks guys, just finished up the 4 link. Shock mounts and steering are up next. 

 

[mustang1989]

Impressive scratchbuilding.

[502]

Had this rack and pinion setup laying around. I just cut and modified it to fit. 

 

[DrKerry]

Very nice work Justin!! Like the look of it... kind of looks familiar in some way... LOL, I have one similar... Will be watching..

[Bespoke]

I really like the way this is looking. Love the chassis and it's detail. Wheels are fantastic, i'll have to look into those 

[Modelbuilder Mark]

Very cool so far

[502]

Thanks for the comments guys. It’s slow going but any progress is good progress right? Built my fuel cell today. I’m gonna work on mounting my tank and compressors next. 

 

[CabDriver]

Brilliant scratch building!  I’ll be watching!

[Modelbuilder Mark]

On 3/26/2019 at 4:04 PM, 502 said:

It’s slow going but any progress is good progress right?

 

 

Yes indeed!

[502]

Just a few more updates, made some tiny mounts for my sway bar endlinks. Also knocked out a tank and compressor mount. The last picture is just detail work to my bag plates. 

 

[Rusty92]

Beautiful work. The air system looks good. Air the compressors from Shapeways? I think I have the same but I’m looking to make some Zeniths.

[Modelbuilder Mark]

coming along nicely

[89AKurt]

Nice.... have to ask what model kit you started with, the AMT is a '69-'72 (depending on the grill), I thought only promos came as '68.  The side trim around the wheel well is the big difference for the molded on trim.  BTW I own a '68 Long Bed, survivor.

[502]

On 5/23/2019 at 7:04 PM, Rusty92 said:

Beautiful work. The air system looks good. Air the compressors from Shapeways? I think I have the same but I’m looking to make some Zeniths.

Thanks and yes I got them from shapeways. I think 3d model specialties is who I got them from.

[502]

1 minute ago, 89AKurt said:

Nice.... have to ask what model kit you started with, the AMT is a '69-'72 (depending on the grill), I thought only promos came as '68.  The side trim around the wheel well is the big difference for the molded on trim.  BTW I own a '68 Long Bed, survivor.

I’m not sure on the kit. I bought it as an old built up. I know mpc has a 68 kit. 

[fordlover632]

So is most of the parts printed in resin by a resin printer. or are they cased in resin like the compressors and diff. 

[502]

On 6/4/2019 at 1:51 PM, fordlover632 said:

So is most of the parts printed in resin by a resin printer. or are they cased in resin like the compressors and diff. 

The compressors and rearend are printed. 

[Ron Hamilton]

I'm watching "Texas Metal" as I am writing this . You are doing an excellent job. I love the wheel and tire choice. I have a 72 under way, where I shortened the bed. I'm leaning more towards a simpler model, utilizing mostly kit parts.  After looking at your build, I have to get back to mine.

[Scott8950]

very nice. that frame and suspension work is very nice.

[afx]

Nice fabrication Justin.

[DaveP]

Nice detailed work, congratulations.

[AUGIEDOGGIE]

look sharp I like what you have so far  keep up the great work!

[502]

A lot has happened since I last posted. I’m not as active on the forums anymore. You can follow me @lowlifescale on Instagram if you’re on there. I post updates pretty frequently. Here’s some updates. I’ve been doing a lot of scratch work. Interior and engine bay is pretty much done. I also finished up the floor pans. 

[89AKurt]

Appreciate all the scratch-building you are doing!  You want better exterior door handles?

[502]

On 3/26/2020 at 1:45 AM, 89AKurt said:

Appreciate all the scratch-building you are doing!  You want better exterior door handles?

Thank you. Yea, those door handles would be a big help. Do you know someone that makes them or have a tip for making my own?