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The engine swap will require quite a bit of little mods. Removed the y-pipe from the exhaust system. Removed the A/C compressor from the drive belt arrangement. My Jeep didn't have it. Removed the auto trans from the six Removed the manual transmission and transfer case from the 304. Re-flanged the bell housing. Don't know why I separated the transfer case from the transmission. Lost the locating tabs in the process. Transferred it to the six.

The motor has arrived. Will clean up well.

That will be a rugged looking rig.

A baggie...... containing the 258 AMC 6 cylinder engine for my CJ7 restoration.

Here's the same V10 reconfigured to go intoa truck and a Testarossa.

Hey Sean. I was planning to use the tires. As for the 3406 I was planning to use it in my engine display.

This Ferrari engine will likely be the "Boxer" in the planned display under the "Flatheads to Boxer" company sign.

It is called "Scratchbashing a 702" in on the workbench,big rigs.

There is a set of singles in the kit.

I was planning to go single.

Did you see my thread on it?

The Dodge V10 in the shop will end up in my Dodge CNT 900 BRBO project.

Out of the wash & rinsed. Scratched up a compressor based on the Snap Pete's. Added some pulleys from the parts bin and a belt.

Never thought of that. I have a few of those big carbs. Guess I have to buy another Allison.

Yes, the 702.

I was thinking of these :http://www.dreamworksrc.com/catalog/Piano-Hinge-13Mm-X-140Mm, but I see The phoenix ones are even narrower. Yet Guitarsam's method appears to work great. I guess I'll try both.

And so it begins....

I'm terrified of wasting an expensive resin piece. I wonder which would work best Guitarsam's rod & tube method or those mimi piano hinges?

Scott, here's the one I built. Not a "real live One' but an idea.

I was thinking on how to do that. the casting is pretty thick. Have you done it on yours?

How so? Maybe I can modify the plan here.

Merci Alain.

Still looking for small cab clearance lights. And since it is a tractor, I'm going to have to add trailer connections.Now, with a deck like this where would I put the pogo? Somewhere in the middle? Off to one side? To the rear close to the fifth wheel? And to be sure it is three lines, 2 air one electrical, correct?

Might as well jump into the fray. The third and last of the FTB fleet. It will eventually pull the Revell car transporter. AITM cab, Plaskit spoke wheels, Snap Pete chassis, V10 engine, Paystar tanks and a few odds & sods.

We see those mules here, like the Camaro.