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Looks like a Dodge Ram Suburban to me. the real car probably exist in Mexico

cracked leather looks just right!

excellent paint color choice. and looks more realistic being not too glossy.

I prefer to see a stock version any time. and you did a nice job on this one, and good choice of colors

Here is another T [factory photo -possibly] A little bit later. yes as you said it will be ''any color you want-as long as its black'' . things to figure out are A LOT---engine, hood,fenders,running boards,splash aprons, axles, wheels and tires- even the frame will have to be made up as the Lindberg kit is Z'ed. It will be another interesting project- I may get into brass on this one...... the Lindberg kit will supply the body. top. windshield. radiator and bed are from the Monogram T and i'm sure lots of small parts from both kits will be modified as well.....and on and on..........

by the parts I have available from the Lindberg kits- probably around 1917-22

super clean build- you nailed the interior colors too.

excellent-looks real. the left rear brake shoes and all- you see a lot of drums but not backing plates and shoes. very nice!!

BRAVO Francesco- I like the painting around the windows instead of foil-it takes talent to do that- I especially like the Lamborghini-looks cool with the French headlights!

Thanks Andy next project will be a STOCK Model T roadster pickup -also in 1/8 SCALE

Hi Eric- no awards but sure got a lot of attention!

some additional images, excuse the dust-there was a pollen drift going on that day

Thanks Fellows. It was a challenging build- I did it because I really enjoy Original Looking cars. if any Hot Rod guys out there have some more Lindberg Canary T wheels and tires I need them for a new project. and again Thanks For the advise and comments on this build.

Very sharp- Looks real-the seats have just the right tone

very cool vintage Pete- Trailer matches perfectly

nice wiring and plumbing and grease stain weathering-looks real

Fine attention to detail- you even painted the white area surrounding the grill insert-most people miss that.

Nice work Leslie- the Magneto is even the correct color. These old Entex kits were the best in the series.

I like the rusty water stain on the rear tire.

heres a 1/6 Hawk 1948 Flathead super detailed out to factory photos.

Very sharp -paint and trim

By the way- did the standard also have a black painted steering wheel? it must have since you did yours as so.....

WOW Tulio- amazing color and paint quality- so cool to see a standard coupe with single tail lamp and the painted headlamp doors- correct engine color too. as with myself I can see your research payed off- EXCELLENT in all respects!!!!

thanks again- a few more shots of folding hood and chassis

I thought it was a Pocher- excellent work!!!