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Cool build. great weathering. Be Well Gator

Nice build! Though the Kent State riot is a sore point with me. You did a fine job on the model. Be Well Gator

Awesome job! I like it. AS I love sedan delivery and panel vans, and also like it when they are 4X4's as well. I often envison these builds. As vehicles used for surfing trips !! Be Well Gator

Nice build looking good in that livery! great job on the decals. I have two of those that I picked up in the last year. I want to try to do at least one with left hand drive. be Well Gator

Aside from the truck itself. What I like about your builds . Is the lttle details like the binders and stuff you would find on a truck like this. Be Well Gator

Very interesting projectand good progress on it! Be Well Gator

Looking good thus far! I like the shop made roof!C lol Be Well Gator

Yup! you have fore sure nailed the look of an old workhorse not quite yet ready for the scrap yard. Well dun. be Well Gator

Kerry, You blew that one outa da park man! That body work is really well done. Congrats on a fine build. Be Well Gator

Yea another big ugly work truck!!!! be Well Gator

Dennis, Glad to hear the snow is melting off! This is going to be very interesting, and I will be reading every update sevral times over. Be Well Gator

Spot on! I love it. great job on this one Carl. be Well Gator

Nice job on that! brings back some not so fond memories. be Well Gator

Lots of possibilities here. And yes heavily weathered is the way to go. In 30 years of running equipment. I only got to run two new dozers, one new wheel trenher, a number of excavators and loaaders all new and or used and abused. So I will be watching this build with a good deal of interest. As I have several junkers and a couple fresh dozer kits in the stash. be Well Gator

Good looking build! And a nice dio photo. be Well Gator

Good start on a classic kit! I like your color choice. Is this going to be an Aussie style rig? or American? Everyone complains about the AMT kits and the mold lines and other things. But with a little care and forethought. You can build a really good model. IMO getting a true chassis starts with removing mold lines and care squaring up of the cross members. The molding techniques back in the day. Did not really allow true 90 Degree square corners. So some care is needed to acomlish that. Be Well Gator

Welcome back to the hobby Ken. I will be looking forward to following this build here. be Well Gator

Wow!! looking forward to following the dio build. be Well Gator

A great looking model and a well done diorama! I like it. Remembering when the quest was to break 7 seconds on the 1/4 mile strip! Be Well Gator

Sean, I like what you have going on here. the color looks great.I like the longer tanbks and the stacks mounted behind the sleeper. Cool project. Be Well Gator

Tom, Why were you surprised? That is a really good looking rig. Congrats on your trophy. Be Well Gator

Sean, You are doing a fine job on this one. No need to be stressing out................................................ it is only a hobby! Relax and enjoy the creativity and what you are achieving. be Well Gator

Hessel, That is one really fine looking model. I like everything that you did on it. Be Well Gator

Dayum, that is looking really good. The color is cool and the arrow head graphics are classic. Great job thus far. Be Well Gator

Joe, I found the parts you are looking for. They were listed in the metal parts section. hope this helps. www.kitformsehttp://www.kitformservices.com/metal/toolshacklekit.jpgrvices.com/metal/toolshacklekit.jpg Be Well Gator