DrKerry

very kool, thought it looked shorter.... thanks for the info!!!!

I've been using the app that was mentioned further up with good results!! The site your using works really good too!!!!

Looking good ?

Looking good!!!!!!!!!

Thank you!!!

Awesome build Chuck!!!!!! I'd strap into it!!!!!!!!!

Looks nice, great build!!! Is the chassis shortened up on that?? Looks shorter than the Garlit's chassis...

Agreed!!!!!!

Looking good so far!!!!!!

Thanks for the info Matthew!!!!!

thank ya!!!

yes they do!!!! I used to have such a place where I lived years ago but haven't checked into any places where I am now....

thank ya JT!!!!!!

Also the roof can settle down inside the body a tad more and that will close that gap a little too.

Lookin good so far, can't wait for more!!!!!!

that is kool the way he did that!!!! May have to give it a go!!!!! Luckily my cab is already cut for the hinges as it had kit hinges but they've been broken for many years now!!!!

That is one awesome build!!!! Great detailing!!!!!

lol right!!!!!!!

Just realized last night that I fibbed to everyone, thought this was done but it ain't got no tail lights on it!!!!!!!!!!!!

OK, First off I haven't posted on this thread as I don't really believe in the whole "rat rod" fad, idea or what ever it is.... All I know is I'm seeing one KOOL Hot Rodded Pete coming together!!!!!! Love what you're doing here Darren!!!! Your ideas and work are pretty good!!!!!!! As I've seen this come together I couldn't hold back from posting any longer!!!!!!! LOL Also have a question as to where did you get your door hinges?? I'm needing some myself for my Peterbilt wrecker!!! Keep up the great work!!!!!!

Thank ya Dave!!!!

I measured out in 1/25th as my first thought was to put it behind the KW Canepa... ill keep my eyes open for sheet plastic and let you know!!!!!

Read the book but didn't know of a movie on it!!! Will be getting it to watch now!!!!

Good info, I know for a 53 footer it has to be in the neighborhood of 25.5 inches for one side. With that the building of the door/lift can make up some of that but not all... Could also be made up with the curvature of the nose of the trailer too but not sure if all will be there too?? I'd like to try my hand at one and need to start getting the needed plastic to pull one off!!! I too would like to keep the seams to a minimum and will more than likely go with a single sheet per sides.. Thanks again for the info!!!!!!!

Was wondering how you were going to tie it all together. Didn't know if there was a sheet of plastic that long or not!! Especially if someone was to do a 53 foot Featherlite!!!