Thanks guys, trailer was being built at the same time, but was originally planned for another rig, so that’s why it came together so quick .
Gator, good to see you back on the board again, seems like it’s been awhile.
Fantastic job! Love all the added details . If I may ask one question? Your battery cable terminals look fantastic, how did you do them/what did you use ?
Well, when the WWW crashes, smart phones quit working, and all the new cars puke due to all this, the points/carb vehicles will be the new ‘norm’ on the mostly empty roads ( hopefully the local gas pumps aren’t totally automated .......) lol
Thanks Jim.
i was building a livestock trailer to go with the other Pete 352 I stole the lowboy from, but decided to mate it with this one, trailer is almost done, have to add a few lights and decals yet, but it’s close.
Harold and I have a bit in common, although I tend to spend too much, I did buy one of my dream cars a couple years ago, wasn’t new, but it was sort of a pinnacle for me.....
Thanks, still need to detail the sides that contain the hose and nozzle, and there are clear panels that go over the gauge area, need to let the decals dry then I can finish detailing them.
It is quite amazing how fast and far some of these bits travel. My model room has laminate flooring in it, and with all the stuff I have crammed in it, there isn’t much ‘bare’ floor area, but man, those parts find their way to some of the craziest places in that room.....
Been a bit since I’ve looked in on this, everything is looking fantastic!
as I’ve said before, the photography just adds such another beautiful layer to this project.