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  1. Old Buckaroo
    Gator , I paint them on .
  2. Old Buckaroo
    Great looking combination, parts can be the devil to find for these Transtar's. I really like the "cowgirls" That was a real box of treasure you picked up.
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    Super representation of the original. Nothing better then have a close reference to go by !
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    Fantastic color combination and a very good looking model !
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    That is a fine looking Peterbilt. Yes those kits may be simple but they are very popular kits and have so many possibilities.
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    I want to move to North Carolina as they have "Bojangles' Famous Chicken 'n Biscuits" I never could drive by one without stopping while on vacation this past Summer.
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    That is way cool - that article made my day !
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    Just because you keep asking Travis - that would be a perfect paint scheme for your truck. Dennis - I have a few other tricks in my bag for this one.
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    Ken your attention to detail is really outstanding.
  10. Old Buckaroo
    “One must maintain a little bittle of summer, even in the middle of winter.” ― Henry David Thoreau Clayton this is a very informative thread for making a "po boy" 379 . Did you ever complete this truck - I am curious on how the flame mask worked out.
  11. Old Buckaroo
    That is the funniest thing I have read in a long time.
  12. Old Buckaroo
    Great idea on the fan, I really like the bracket and bolt heads. This frame is starting to remind me of that "Johnny Cash" song - "One piece at a time"
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    Jim the bug shield is a KFS product. Sadly they have discontinued them. Thank you for the tip on the marker lights - I will fix that easily. I should of caught that - but I was just progressing along not paying attention.
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    That is what makes this hobby so great. Gino - I am really looking forward to watching and learning !
  15. Old Buckaroo
    I did shorten those pipes so I am pleased with your reply ! Thanks guys for all the great comments. These trucks are definitely the best deal on the market as you can do anything with them if you own a razor saw with absolutely no remorse..
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    Ben I am already envious just because you have a scale drawing. Where in the world do you find something like that ?
  17. Old Buckaroo
    Excellent pick and the perfect kit to pull it off. Those posters were the best !
  18. Old Buckaroo
    I dont agree, things are fine the way they are. All of them are semi models of some sort and in the proper section for like minded builders.
  19. Old Buckaroo
    Updated photo, I had forgotten I had not painted the air filter cans I was out of white primer. (which I now have) Thanks guys - I am going for the 1970's look with this one. I need to go paint so I can finish this up.
  20. Old Buckaroo
    Rockwell U-joints moto is slip it on before you stab it in gear ! That is my traveling yoke for the day You are the only person I know that can shorten the frame and Still have to extend the driveshaft - how does that happen ? Nice work on the air intake pipe , that had to be a time consuming challenge.
  21. Old Buckaroo
    Still moving on with this one Mocking up the stacks this morning. Thanks for looking in
  22. Old Buckaroo
    Nice subject Jeff ! Having that kit and hood is a treasure. Don't worry that you haven't a paint scheme in mind - that will make two of us .
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    Dave - good to see your models. I am always in awe with your level of detail and fine building skill. Also like your background scenery - always makes me want to move to Louisiana .
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    Fantastic - I am really happy to see you doing a "po boy" makeover. Keep up with the updates on the transformation
  25. Old Buckaroo
    Pat - this is really taking shape , I am surprised you did not make this a single axle. I addressed your questions over on my thread that you asked.
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