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Ok with the Bighorn finished it now full time on the Brockway. I've been cleaning up the cab and sprayed some primer to help find area's that still need clean up. Striped the chrome off the rims I'm going for a black and yellow on them and have started working on the frame. I'm going to have to shorten the frame some but still need to figure out how much to cut.

I found on the Brockway site that no Mack engines were used in Brockways and that they used Cat engines after 70. I thinking of using the Cat that came with the KW dump truck.

Jacobus you are continuing your excellent build quality. Looks nice I would use the Blue ford labels.

Thanks Brian this helps. I was not sure if they may of used a Mack engine.

Question......what engines were used in this 758 Brockway?

Thanks Gino and Dennis.

Thanks Carl and Jan. Dan

Thanks for the comments Pat, Gator and Brian.

Thanks for the comments Gator and Ken. I'm now going to get started on the Brockway.

This is the Dodge Bighorn short nose that Dodge built 2 pre-production models to replace their current CNT line back in the mid 70's. I used several donor kits to build this. For more information on the details of my build its in the on the work bench section. Your comments are always appreachated.

Gator I really like how you changed out this build. Looks fantastic.

Gator she still looks great.

Very nice builds Jan!

Thanks Gino and Rob I'm at the point that I'm going to call this finished. I've added the air cleaner and steering linkage.

Nice progress Terry.

Thanks for the comments. I added a couple little details tail lights, mud flaps and some decals. Still need to install the air cleaner and a couple other items under the hood.

Nice progress Sam.

Terry the red wheels look good. I like the color

Excellent Pat!

Thanks guys I still have a few more details to add.

Pat that's looks so neat with the fenders and hood open.

Pat looks great.

Terry those fenders look great.

This is going to be a cool looking trailer. Great idea using the diecast trailer for parts.

Thanks Gino