clayton

Well you show me something new. I been copy the link at the top of the page to post photo's.

Hold on will see if I can help. I use it too.

Like the oil filters. Don't see that much on builds.

Wonder what one would look like with a big sleeper now I know.great job.

Thanks for the heads up.

Sharp! Got a question?the cab looks like it tilt forward/ leaning forward just a tad. I'm fixing to build one shortly just wondering.

You did a great job,love it.

Also could be back when every one wanted chrome every thing. When chrome was king.

Yeah they want too chrome every thing. Guess it's how the tooling works out too.

Would it be possible to extend the cab and rework the hood for that year model?

How did you make the lift gate, been working on a that for a year can't get it.

I build the cab around the floor(using floor as jig) with a few drops of glue on each side to hold it in place. Once then glue on the cab joints dry remove the floor with care. the tape idea sounds good too,,will try that next time.

Good choice to start off with and yes with a few extra parts the snaps end up being nice. As you get more into the glue kits they can be a challenge. Just taken you time and great work.

Cool idea.Will watch.

Not to sure think I seen one of these Today. Do know it was a Kw.

That would work to.

Ok

Know me first thing I do is stick a 12' sleeper.

What orange is that?

Did a search,found hundreds of photos. No drawings or plains.

If there is a kit never seen one.

How I do mine. I'm kinda into the walkins. Say 144" divide by 25 scale is 6". So 6'' into the frame then I add quarter more for clearance of the trailer. I build the frames like he does. Build the frame. Eyeball the rear axial center to the steer on both sides making there even before I make the cut. If I have a parts box will use frame parts from it.