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Looking real good Tim

Very cool sight some of those would look good on a super lowboy trailer Restored and headed to a museum.

Anything Tyrone builds comes out very nice and detailed. What is the latest on this one Tyrone?

Looking good man

Thanks for all the comments. The frame is close to being painted the only detail will be under the hood. It will be red and the engine will be red trimed in light gun metal since it is a show truck. I hope to have more photo's within the next month. The interior will be black trimed in gun metal and gray.

I pray for the fallen one's and for there family's to have the strength needed to get through there loss every time I here about it. Today is set aside just for them,and that is nice. However tomorrow another may fall so that we can continue to be free and to help others. Thats a memory/thought that stays with me all the time. I saw a tattoo on a Marine and this is what it said. Born to fight Trained to kill Not afraid to die. But never will U.S.M.C. As long as we remember all that have fallen there memory will live on forever. Thank all of you that are still with us serving and that have served. And I am sorry for those who have lost loved one's serving this country. Earl Miller

Very nice build Tim

Yea Porky = Eric is a real good resin source for the big rigs.

It's been a looong time since I've worked on this one. Here it is in Matt Black it will be gloss black when finished' And more chrome goodies added. Any comments welcome

Very cool truck It's got the Hot Rod look.

Well just keep building them,I know about the drinken thing. I use to be bad about that but its been 27 years since I kicked that habit and I don't miss it one bit.

These are some very nice builds Keep em coming

I saw a lot of these on American Trucker the other day and they are some cool rides. Your's is looking like it's going to be a nice one. That Pete Tanker you built look's real nice. So this one should be right up there with it when you get finished.

Those are some nice rims. Jim did a set for me and they came out great.

Very nice work. What size tubing do you use for the 1/16 frames?

I have done this for a guy I met at a Car show. He wanted one built to match his dad's show car. We maid a plan and it cost $250.00 to get it done. He couldn't beleave how it came out and gave me a $20.00 bonus. He thought it would cost more. But my starting price is $100.00 box stock if the kit is on the market.

I found a couple of builds to add to my list. Thanks

Very nice and clean

Thank's for the follow up imfo Dave big company's want do that. That means a lot. Someones hinting around about you doing a new Mack Titan. Any ideas on modern style trucks in the future? I'm buing those Lonestars like there going out of style LOL,LOL.

If anyone could kick out another newer style rig Dave would be the man. I would buy several of these also. That Lonestar is selling out before they hit the shelves it seem like.

I like to scratch build because it takes me to another level in my skills personally. Not to outdo anyone else.It's just a good challenge for myself. I built a 69 Camaro 1/12 scale Independent Rear Suspension that is still not finished. It is not perfect but it sure looks cool.

Old School works every time.

I agree with you Stewart Scratch building is scratch building. And the guy's that build like that are exstream builders. That is some great work.

That looks very nice

Looking good man