DRIPTROIT 71

Great looking Titan Ken!! I like that there's not a huge gap between your bumper and cab like these tend to turn out sometimes. Great work!! If you don't mind me asking, what did you use for grill screen?

Thanks for the kind words Chris, but if if you saw the way I shake most days, you say that I needed a new hobby. I haven't considered a single axle big stick, but that does sound pretty cool.

Very nice build Ken!!

That looks Awesome!! I wish that I had room for something like that!

Jerry is great to deal with!!

That is really looking good!! I like the color!!

Excellent Work!! Very Clean!!

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Great looking Jeep! Nice work!!

Great looking build!!

I like it!! Nice work!! Great weathering!!

Very impressive work here!! Looking forward to more!!

Thanks for posting this one!! It makes me want to build one!!

Awesome!!

I like it!! Looks great!!

Looks like your doing a great job to me!!

Jerry, the company that my dad worked for years ago bought over forty brand new 1983 Freightliners at once. They all came with 3406 Cats in them, They all had yellow engines but two, they were white. My point being is that if two white Cats could slip through in 1983 then it may have been possible for a couple of white Cummins to slip through in the early 70s. It is correct that tan would be standard, but if you had your heart set on white, I wouldn't be afraid to paint it white.

Thanks!! No room for trailers right now though. Thanks so Much!! Thanks Ken!! I like to experiment.

Very nice build! I have a U-model planned for the future myself.

Here's mine: IMG_1918 by Brian Smith, on Flickr This isn't a daycab, but it is a single drive: 100_1753 by Brian Smith, on Flickr

I thought that the "A" model was the early cab and the "B" model was the later cab??

A couple more updated pictures. IMG_1715 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_1713 by Brian Smith, on Flickr

Yes sir! I normally don't care for the AMT aluminum split rims, but they just seemed to fit this one. Thanks Charles!

A little more progress to show on this one. IMG_1712 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_1703 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_1704 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_1704 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_1708 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_1709 by Brian Smith, on Flickr

Thanks Kerry!! Thanks Charles!! Your builds inspire us all!! Thanks Jim! I found this one on Ebay. Thanks Dan! Yes sir, this one is a parts box special. No complete semi kits will be harmed during this project. Thanks! A.I.T.M. has the 56 Ford now and also the wheels for it. Thanks Pat! All of your custom engines inspired me to try one.