Matt T.

Will make a kool kruiser. Merci Ebbro!

Gorgeous build! One-of-a-kind.

I have to believe that, when a roof is 2-3" scale inches too low, or wheel lips are too pronounced, the development is just too far along when it's noticed to be economically feasible to fix. I have to belive that. People aren't missing these flaws, the fixes are getting voted down. For 2015 I may join the "happy just to get a kit" crowd. They seem happier.

Beautiful, just beautiful! Love those old, big Fords.

Beauty! Very cool truck.

Thanks Gaute. Yeah, I did an image search yesterday and now my Bantam is on its way from Japan. Looks like a great kit!

Subscribed! I love those old Marmon-Harrington 4x4s.

Same here!

Well done! Great scratchbuilding. You've got a unique build here, for sure.

Nice work! Proportions look perfect. Neat little truck.

Agreed. I didn't like the look of them, but mine will be done in black now! Nice build so far. Glad to hear you're back at it.

Anybody build one of these yet? Any in-box review photos? (Not that I'm asking you to produce them, maybe you already have them.) Thanks.

Very realistic! Well done.

Neat! Great job. I want to try one of these finishes someday soon...

Beautiful build! Very nice. [Edit: I like this build so much I just ordered this kit!]

I'm buying one for this reason. (I like the look of the Econoline too.)

Very neat!

Yeah, I'll have to do that.

I am currently building the fenderless highboy version of this kit, using the AMT repop of the factory stock '34 that was available at Michaels about 10 years ago. My kit has the front splash aprons (incorrect name, I dunno, but they are the pieces between the hood sides and the frame rails on a fenderless '34) that have the square cut-outs for the IFS of the street machine version. My question is - Did the kit always have these, or does the Michaels repop have the street machine parts since it was molded after the street machine version? If there ever were solid aprons, and you built a fendered '34 - Can you send them to me?! Thanks. gang!

I'm enjoying watching this one shape up. Wow.

YEEEEAH! Great build. Makes me want to cut the front off the bed I assembled for mine. Sweet truck.

Kooool, daddy-o!

Thanks much, Muncie!

Nice job. Best Speedwagon build I've seen so far!

Can someone give me the overall diameter & wheel opening diameter of an AMT '28 Lincoln tire? Thanks!