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The same parts are avaliable on Shapeways. Maybe expensive.

Thanks for the posting help.

Have photos of progress in February but I have problems between my phone and laptop. Build a short hood , hence the FLD 112 designation. Have built lower portion of integrated 48 inch sleeper cab. need to build the midroof. Frame rails are made and front is built to mount Cummins M 11 power. photos as soon as I can figure things out , I am not that technical. Thanks.

No progress in January

I think Moluminium has what you are looking for

Two Peterbilt heavy haul tractors a 379 and 389

Finally finished the tanker tractor

Looked in the KW kit I was planning to use and it did not have a cab. Something of a setback. Instead I plan to build a Frieghtliner FLD. Thanks

I am in. Willbuild a KW K 100. Got some technical problems. Post a photo soon. Thanks

Mock up with decals applied.

Spread tandem rear. AMT extended leaf spring combined with Plaskit 72" walking beam and added detail.

Early eighties WS tractor. Fabricated chassis. fuel tanks , battery box, air start tank, hose carrier, tire carrier ,pneumatic unloading system , 5th wheel mount and carriage, tire chain hangers. Storage boxes and sanders from AITM. Wheels and tires from Jamie. Cab is italeri and hood is updated and widened AMT hood.

New air shield, battery box, quarter fenders and L10 Cummins, some progress.

May update

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Update. Continuing to work on the cab update to a 1991 and conversion to LCF.

I think my cab is too big a mess to work with in any reasonable amount of time. Maybe work on it some down the road without time constraints.n Everybody have fun. i'll be watching.

LCF Frieghtliner tank truck/trailer combination similar to western supertankers, Starting with repurposed 63 inch Frieghtliner cab . Other parts will be fabricated and come from various kits and aftermarket sources.

I plan to build a LCF Frieghtliner tank truck and trailer , A Western super tank. My starting place is this repurposed 63 inch freightliner cabover. The remainder of the parts will be fabricated and come from various kits.

I would not try and shorten the axle. You are left with all kind of tie rod and steering rod problems. I would work to get the tires off. The good news is ca is brittle and sometimes it breaks easily. If you get the tires off I would hollow out the center of the tires with a dremel tool. If these tires are like the old RNK tires, I think they are actually identical, there is rim detail on the back of the tire. If you grind out the tire to that diameter it will leave an edge for the wheel to sit on and you can shim out from the steering back plate to get the tire clearance closer to where you want it. The problem becomes steering rod and brake can clearance. Wide tires are always a problem. Warren