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Ouch!!!I wish you the best for your recovery pal.Hang in there.

Wow!Great list of sites to check out.Thanks for your help

I'm loving this smooth and grounded truck!

You might try looking on "The Old Motor"website and searching their vast photo archives of vintage vehicles.

Art,I am looking for some sources for wooden antique truck cabs for my current mid 1920's flatbed project.Any suggestions??

I am building a huge mid '20's flatbed truck in 1/25 scale.I plan on basing the frame and drive train on the Monogram '26 AC Mack bulldog kit.I have two donor kits for parts and plan on having tandem chain drives in the rear. I want to create a scratch built wooden cab and am looking for possible sources of design ideas and information.Naturally I am turning to the world's' most knowledgeable source for answers......our readers.So all you antique truck lovers and builders...where should I be looking? Thanks for your help!

Thanks to all who replied,especially Art for posting such a detailed response with photos.This another sign of how great this section of our common hobby is with friends helping friends.All very positive.

As part of an ongoing project I want to build a 1925 Ford model T touring car body and stock interior.I am wondering what to build the body from.I am considering splicing 2 roadster body's togeather along 2 interiors.Any suggestions from our learned readers?Thanks in advance for your help.

Congrats on a week deserved award...but why did you let that old dude pose with your plague instead of doin it yourself?Almost all kidding aside,another great model for us mere mortals to aspire to!

I really like the direction this is heading.Thanks for sharing.

I am going to try that today,thanks!

I have been toy collectoras long as I have been a model builder.Tonight I saw an extremely cool thing on Pintrest.I is a wooden business card from Flight Coffee Co.that makes into vintage fighter plane model. I have other wooden plane was part of my collection and would love to add one of these as well. Can anyone help?

Sounds like you are working very carefully being sure everything is correct and accurate.No Need to to rush.I'd rather see something done right than done quickly.Thanks for keeping us in the loop.

I'll be watching from the slow lane!

Any updates available?

Absolutely stellar(interstellar?)work Ira!This would look so cool suspended under a battery powered drone prowling around your neighborhood in the dark looking for more parts in the recycling bins at the curb!

Nice work!

Neat concept!I like the mid engine look applied to early vehicles.Thanks for sharing with us.

Looking pretty slick at this point.This a kit I very seldom see built.Great work.Welcome back to the bench and thanks for sharing.

Your color choices for weathering the under hood details is excellent.they add a lot of realism to the project.Thanks for sharing your work with us.Great work!

Great work!i really like the work that you invested in this diorama.It surely paid off.Thanks for sharing with us.

Anyone interested in building one of these should contact Don Holthaus.He has had this in his line for several years.I did the original master for him from one of his resin metros a long time ago.

I love the overall look and super low stance.

Amazing creativity and use of materials at hand.

FYI that "weird texture"on the running board was the diamond plate textured step plate that Ford added for safety resons.A smooth wet steel plate right where your feet go for entry and exit from your car was not very safe. Also not very early model T's had doors on both sides of the body and actually did have have only a raised panel line where the door would be.