DRIPTROIT 71

I thought that it was like my 69. I drove it for two years with the heater core by-passed because it was leaking. It wasn't until I was driving home from work in the snow and my window kept freezing over that I decided to fix it.

These are just a few of the trucks that were at the show in Lincolnton NC this past Saturday. I mostly only took pictures of old iron. There were a lot more that I didn't photograph.

I saw these at a truck show Saturday! The last one is my youngest son sitting in the driver seat of the Rubber Duck.

That is one Awesome Mack!!

Looking great!!!

Very nice work Sam. I used to have a 69 pickup and your engine compartment looks spot on to me, Great work!! The pocket knife is a nice touch!!

I really like a log truck model and you have taken this one to a level beyond my imagination. Excellent Work!!!

That is one great looking Brockway!! Excellent Work!!

WOW! I'm at a loss for words!! You have a way of capturing that old school look!! To say that I really like this one is an understatement!

I thought that I had commented on this one. I guess that I been away more than I thought. Excellent Work!! This is my kind of build!! I really like this one!! Very nice weathering!

Very Nice build!! Looks Great!!!

Very nice Louisville! Great work!

Very nice and very convincing build! I like it! The skirts are an excellent touch!

First let me say that I am not a truck driver. I've turned wrenches on them, but I'm no professional driver. With that said, I was on my way to the nursing home a while back when I came across an empty flatbed tractor trailer backing into a brick plant. As he backed in, his drive axle dropped off of the pavement and began to spin. He rocked back and forth a few minutes until his truck came to a rest with the drive wheels suspended in the air and still completely blocking the road. One of the guys from the plant came out and pointed to his front tandem axle and the driver just threw his hands in the air. The driver was walking around the truck with a puzzled look on his face. I walked up to the guy, and told him that I didn't mean to mind his business, but why wasn't he locking his tandems. He said that he had tried. I asked if I could take a look. I climbed up and locked his tandems for him. He said "Now what?" I told him to back the truck in and began to walk back to my car. I then started hearing rocks sling, so I turned around to look and both back axles were spinning as he backed in with the trailer brakes locked. The trailer was sliding and bouncing, but he cleared the road and I went about my business.

Great work Sam! I like the way that you gave the water pump that "replaced" but not painted look. If you don't mind me asking, what did you paint it with?

I must have missed this one. Beautiful build!

You're killing me with all these cool projects!! You have really came up with some great stuff. I'm looking forward to seeing more!! I like your taste in trucks!!

Looking Great!!

Great project!

It's looking good so far!!

There's a lot of work going on here. It looks great! Keep it up I'm wanting to see this one finished!

Very nice work!!!

I've never built one of these kits. I'm looking forward to seeing more!

This one is coming together very nicely!!