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Thanks guys.

Pat do you have a air brush?

Dave it's going to be plum crazy purple, yellow and red. Clayton that's why I have changed out the cab.

I've been working all over this yesterday and today so here's most of the items I've been working on. First I ground the backs off the heat light buckets to mont on the resin head light mounts I picked up. Worked on removing the dips in the ramp I covered them with some checker plate and added some strips on the sides and filer where I made the cuts to lower the ramps. I've glued the fuel tanks and have them in the tub de chromeing. I've started checking out the exhaust fit up to the stacks and will be moving the fuel tanks forward that will put them under the door foot steps and provide room for the stacks to pass through. Painted the interior yellow and primer on the cab. Here's the pictures.

Tom I didn't realize this was yours until I had posted it. Lol.

Tom the interior looks great I like the black and white it's going to look real share with the blue. Glad to see progress on the trailer I was going to suggest that you paint as you build it as I had a hard time painting mine after I had it built.

Pat paint is sure not your friend with this build like Tom said make sure you give it a good soap bath before repainting. I'm also with JT And Tom on going stright out the back with the exhaust pipes.

Looking good Joe glad to see able to keep the progress moving along on this build.

Hessel how did the maiden show results turn out ? Thanks for sharing the pictures from the show.

Terry - thanks for the input I'm at a mix of old style and custom but I think the bumper will need more old style. Richard - thanks for your comment I have agree this is not an engine you would want to work on.

Pat your engine looks good sitting in the frame.

Did you let it soak in Whiley's bleach? I let my resin body's soak for at least 24 hours or more and then use a tooth brush to scrub them.

Any more updates on this fanatic build?

This is a very awesome build you have.

Mark great work on your wrecker. Your scratch building and detail are relly bring your truck to life.

Fanatic build the colors and custom work are awesome.

Nice build glad to see you were able to finish it.

Clayton - thanks yea I will take you up on your offer see PM Joe - thanks for the comments I'm not sure about the firewall I don't have any good reference pictures and not sure what would be requires other wise I would add some detail. Dennis - thanks there was a lot of grinding to get every thing to fit.

Joe nice progress I know you will figure out what to do with the exhaust.

Thanks Tom, Andy and Alain This is another challenging build for me but I'm getting close to getting ready to start priming.

Nice build even after a long delay

Very interesting post of some very nice Macks

Thanks Clayton my next challenge is the front bumper. The ford bumper is to long and skinny. I'm thinking some thing along the line of a Texas bumper. Im open for ideas.

Very nice weathering and modification to your trailer. Are you going to put this in a diorama or do you have a ( old looking) rig to pull it.