Vince66

That'll work with it's sibling that your building to go with it.

Cool scissor lift neat trucks you model the 50's era.

Really sharp looking build

Now i'm drooling & might have to build a 1/87 version of this truck. What is the BBC on this sweet ride.

Nice got to drive it's pre Volvo cousin what a beast loved it though.

JYJ. that's an interesting build

Has that ASA look when they went towards the street look on them. Thanks.

Arise my child let the resurrection resume at least 60% qualifies as a 100% yes from me. Also work has slowed on my truck parts. (aka) $$$. Sucks being on disability.

Work is going to be slowed down awaiting my 8V71 with a Fuller Roadranger. Working on the axles and a few other little odds and ends should be posting updated pics next week. Thanks for checking in.

Duck Bill Mack lol Looking great lots of work ahead but coming along nicely.

Man the interior is a masterpiece within itself.

Mini me from (Austin) powers cool little car.

Turned out Super nice me-likey

Looking good waiting for more.

Very cool looking the part. At the old place used to be a heavy axle repair & parts shop was always getting these trucks in from around the area and parting them out. Shame really but they sit tall in the saddle i'm 5'5" tall and the bumpers were either at forehead height or above.

No update still here life happens lol

My bad.

Oh yes this will be cool looking. Who makes the components to build this truck besides the athearn cab. Is that the promotex long frame kit & and where did you get the tires & rims those ate cool. Could do an auto car like this.

Unreal.

Lol

Here comes a monster build should be interesting.

Love it. Shame jbots gone no more 1/87 decals out there that i can find.

Like the color combo turned really nice looking.

Side step here for a minute Back when i was in N scale that's 1/160th scale i included a penny for comparison. This started out as a pretty rough kenworth or what ever it was supposed to be i made it into a Pete custom scratched the air cleaners, scratched the step boxes under the cab, made my own frame for it, scratched the custom sleeper cutting in custom windows, scratched the air foil, tanks, 3/4 fenders, used small aluminum tubing for the big pipes, several things are going to need to be replaced as the move didn't help this truck 19 years young since i built it . The trailer started as an n scale atlas 45' dry van that i seperated the axles to give it a spread axle, bmf'd the rear door's, made custom mud flaps and hangers their Mia, custom paint. Originally built for a close friend in GA then one day I got 4th he truck back called him he blew up threatening me and a 25 year friendship ended oh well life goes on. New n scale friend in Illinois will get this after i rebuild it re-paint it so on to the pictures. Don't laugh to hard Enjoy.

Anytime we can Ooooooooooooooohblige lol Sam. Hehehehehe. Looks real sharp and clean there Large car Pete ?. @Pete69 When I was in n scale that's 1/160 scale for those not in the know step over to my freightshaker COE chow power so i don't hijack Pete's thread.