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Ronald G. Gardner
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ShakyCraftsman started following Cross Country Hauler 359 and 1970 Ford C 600-800
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1970 Ford C 600-800
ShakyCraftsman replied to Biggu's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Well you got her done, great job Pal. You made an ugly duck into a beautiful swan. Ron G -
1970 Ford C 600
ShakyCraftsman replied to Biggu's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Hey Buddy How does it feel to finally get it done, must be a relief that you managed to finish it without any real issues. Fantastic build. Waiting to see what's coming next.😉 Ron G -
Cross Country Hauler 359
ShakyCraftsman replied to Rbray47's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
That's one sweet Pete. Ron G -
Hey all I almost forgot to post these pictures. I did this awhile back, but didn't include them, so here are the pic's of the kit 5spd transmission and the 4spd "Brownie". rear view of the transmission. I added all the bolt heads & the "X". Top view of the transmission and all the bolt heads. View showing the bellhouse bolt heads. This view shows the transmission mounted to the engine. This view shows the trans/engine and the Brownie & shift linkage. This view shows the Brownie and the bolt heads I added to it. Rear view of the Brownie and bolt heads. Front view of the Brownie and bolt heads. This view shows the front & rear W/T's I'm now going to use (thanks to Jeff's recommendation). They are KFS 14:00 24.5 Continentals with 6 spoke front and planetary rears. These are 54.0" tall !!! 😱 and 14.0" wide. These are what came on the Pacific P12 & Hayes HDX. There freaking huge! But I think they will make the truck. Well that's it for now be back with more updates soon Ron G
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1970 Ford C 600
ShakyCraftsman replied to Biggu's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Great job my friend. That is an amazing build. Ron G