Thanks Jim, that picture shows me where the air filter stack goes in relation to the top of the cab. There is no spot on the air filter assembly showing where part #7 should attach.
This also shows me where the exhaust stack goes in relation to the air intake stack. Part #10 that goes from the crossover pipe to the stack is missing from my kit. So your pic shows me what my height should look like and once they are glued down I can bend my own #10
Getting more fiddly bits sorted, painted, and attached.
One question for those who have built this kit with the single exhaust. Can you please post a pic here of how the air intake/exhaust stacks mount up. The instructions are a little vague and I may even be missing a part...
WoW! I really want to add plumbing to one of my builds someday. Thanks for the great pics as well as the specific items you use. I forsee a trip to HL or Michael's in the near future.
Thanks Jim, the bench is small so it gets cluttered easy....but at least I am back at it.
I am planning on a satin black chassis, and a GM color, Bright Aqua for the cab and wheel centers.
Nice lineup Jim! This is my first cab over, so I do not have anything to compare it to. Chassis is ready for primer as well as the engine. I do not know if I am making progress or just a big mess. lol
So who wants to build this ?
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I enjoy looking at the differences between the Euro COEs and ours. I saw a picture of one years ago that was a tow truck with a bull bar. Liked it so well that I collected the bits to build my own.