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very nice !

that came out great ! outstanding workmanship !

nice work !

great idea on the cab mounts sean ! I too use the same method to be able to remove the cab for assembly so this will come in handy for me . thanks !

thanks for the kind comments guys ! thanks for the tip on the battery boxes clayton !

very nice !

wow ! very nice work !

thanks for the reply's guys ! thanks sean for the chicken light tip I will definitely use it. while checking out w9 pics on the web to study battery box/fuel tank configurations I came across some of the custom trucks seen nowadays. the inspiration hit and I decided to try one. (so much for a relax build ). I cut the headlight pieces from the fenders, filled in the holes, and installed snap pete headlight brackets , and 32 ford lights from the American graffiti kit. the whole time I was sawing away at the hood, I had the song stuck in my head : "she's real fine my 409", but changed the words to "she's real fine my w9" !. I must be inhaling too many glue fumes ! as stated above, the possibility's are endless with these kits. here is what came out. [

my pete coe project is on hold due to the fact I ran out of primer. I need to stock up on supply's. this is a snap kit I 've had in the stash for a long time. it is nearly complete except for the front steer axle which I used on another build. I had cut off the aerodyne bunk to make the big bunk for my k/w coe build (posted earlier) , and had originally planned to do a flat top double bunk but never got around to doing it. looking at the kit I thought I would do a relax build of a work truck day cab, spoke wheels, short wheelbase, etc. I used a piece of sheet styrene heated up with a hair dryer, bent over a screwdriver handle to make the missing rear roof section. the rear cab wall is from the back of the original sleeper wall. I flipped it and used the slot that was at the bottom to cut out the rear window. for the rear of the interior tub I cut out a section from the sleeper interior and fitted it to the rear of the tub.

very nice !

great work !

wow ! that's going to be nice ! will be watching !

wow ! great builds ! I agree with clayton, seeing these gives motivation and inspiration to keep building.

nice work ! great job on the exhaust, I like this build

wow ! awesome work !

I always paint the inside first if I spray. if I brush paint then I will paint the inside last.

wow ! awesome work !

nice job ! looks like a good old workhorse !

wow that looks great ! another nice one chuck !

great work chuck ! that is a great idea, I really like it !

very nice !

nice work !

that looks great dave ! excellent work !

looks good sean !

wow nice builds ! will have to finish my two macks.