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The engine compartment is done.

Welcome. You will like it here.

X2. However,I doubt I can weather mine like that.

I had seen this truck when he started it, hadn't seen it finished. One ton GMC towtruck chassis + a scrapped Peterbilt cab which he sectioned, channeled, etc .

Not today but Tuesday, not on the road but in the hospital parking lot. Not likely the orderlies'.

Welcome Jeff. You will like it here.

Looks like a 1955 Series 62 convertible.

The engine is done. Now, I am trying to make all this fit together.

The color photo was taken in my hometown. The hobbies were in the back of the stationery store which was on the right hand side of the white building. Long gone. The black & white photo shows one in Ottawa that I frequented for years. Also long gone.

Thank you. Glad you like it.

Added the gold "anodizing" to the trim and clearcoated the body. Assembled the interior. Began wiring of the engine.

X2

Yes, eye candy Túlio. Never fails to impress and amaze.

Right on!

Can’t say anything that hasn’t been said. One humdigner of a slump buster.

Bienvenue Pierre, you’ll like it here. I used to read Bob Morane’s adventures as a kid.

I decided to apply the foil before the clear. Some work on the interior panels and the engine.

Thank you gentlemen. I am happy you like it.

X2

Nice. I don't think I've ever seen one in the flesh.

Greg, you have made a wise purchase. I also have two on my bench (2in. and 4 in.) and I use them all the time. The pads on the other bench are 6", one set is clip on, the other magnetic. I'm sure they make them in different sizes. You may have to fabricate the smallest one though. I personally don't use them in my little vise but maybe I should.

Beautifil save.

Thank you sir.

AITM Mack B-61 transkit over an MPC Mack DM600 chassis. Hope you like it.

Oooooh I love this.