J.B. Customs

First off a good cut helps a lot my first shot at a custom cab I used a exacto knife it didn’t turn out so well then I discovered the saws a good clean cut a light even coat of glue put your halves together I don’t try to wipe off are smooth out excess glue I let it dry for 24 hours then sand it down and then I use the Vallejo plastic putty to fill in the light spots

Well the domino effect begins (Murphy’s Law)

I have a lot of work to do to smooth this up. Trying to keep this a low budget build

Going to shorten the cab 1/4”

Man now that is a HOT ? looking rig really like the mod’s and the colors fantastic I could see myself driving that

Finally finished and a big thanks to Trucker Al helping me out with parts

BRGB International 4070A

I think I might have made it a little more difficult then it had to be because I just didn’t like how the cab and bunk was turning out

Still have some final detailing to do to be complete

That turned out pretty slick

Still a few little things to

I am in I think I could come up with something in that time frame buy the way never been in a group build how does it work just pick a truck from the theme and build it

Really not a lot of modifications besides the bunk (left over from the Freightliner FLC build) and the seat’s from a Jeep Rubicon

I’m really liking these ideas thinking out of the box

That’s a Pretty cool idea

I only had 3 for 2022

Pretty impressive

SUPER COOL ? really like the stacks and elbows and not to mention the bunk and the paint

Pretty Awesome Build I Like ?

Really like the modifications way to turn it into head turner look’s great (I do like the horns on these kits)

When does the madness end I just ordered front fender flares to go with the wider front wheels and I wasn’t even going to build this kit now it’s becoming one of my favorite’s

Very cool like the motor swap my dad had a “67” with a 318 and swapped it with a crate 350 Cummins witch they told him it couldn’t be done wouldn’t fit needless to say installed with a 13 speed tranny changed the radiator added a fiberglass fan changed rear end gears this was the early “70’s” it was a 95 mph truck. Love the build it brings back good memories

I had not seen a autocar on the road in years and seen a grain hauler (old farmer) come through the plant with one last year was coolest thing I had seen in a long time it was pretty used you could say, welded up diamond plate front fenders, heavy daytons, and plenty of rust. I must say I really like your build