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DRIPTROIT 71

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  1. I often use the headlight glass out of any kit with standard single headlights. I put bare metal foil on the back side and then cut a piece of aluminum tubing to make the headlight rim. These were all made that way. The ones on the 9000 are slightly small, but you get the idea.
  2. It doesn't show discontinued until you add it to the cart. I just tried to order a few rolls myself.
  3. Very nice work!! I've wanted to build one of these for years. Great scratch building work! I like it as well as the very nice display!
  4. Getting better all the time! Looks great!
  5. What Jeff said!!!
  6. Thanks! The dump has underneath exhaust: The tractor has a stack:
  7. Many of the short B.B.C. trucks had tilted 6 cylinder engines mostly Cummins (from what I've seen) but also Cat. I don't "think" that I've ever saw a 6-71 Detroit tilted as they are physically smaller and both the intake and exhaust can be on the passenger side. As you can see on this 250 Cummins the engine mounts are made to tilt the engine: Here is a couple of Louisville Fords that you can see the tilt of the engine: Here's a Dodge: Here is a tilted 3406 Cat in a Louisville, you can see how close the turbo is to the frame.
  8. I built this one as an LNT 9000 and added a 3406 Cat: I built this one over 20 years ago. It has a 6-71 Detroit
  9. I'm liking what I see!!
  10. That is one AWESOME rig!!! The weathering is spot on! You have really captured the look of the real thing!! Excellent work!! y
  11. I didn't realize anything was wrong with the cab until you fixed it. Great work!
  12. You've got my attention!
  13. That is really looking good!
  14. Looks great!! Those chains are "off the chain!" ?
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