Mopar - D

Added some more Super Bee decals.

Your making great progress on this Pacemaker Stephen.

Looks good Roger I’ll be looking for it in under glass.

Nice extension Bill how long in scale feet will the trailer be?

Nice progress Sam.

Thanks David Thanks Steve I try to go for the unusual builds. Thanks Sonny, this one was also very thick and I spent a lot of time sanding and filling it down around the windows so that the glass would fit.

I’ve been able to spend a little time on this build adding some details on the frame and painted the Super Bee Bumble Bee strip on the drum. Next will be to clear coat the truck.

Joe sorry to hear about all different things going on in your life glad to see you have your health and your son’s to. I’ll be praying for you and your family.

Thanks Carl I used Scale Finishes sublime green and Krylon white primer. I’m going to clear coat with Scale Finishes 500 clear. Thanks Sam I think it’s a little bit of both. lol

Great progress Jeff all your scratch building is coming along nicely. Looking forward to seeing your next update. Good luck with your electrical work on your home.

Nice modifications Bill.

Thanks Ken

Wow Jeff it’s amazing how the new frame cleaned up the issues that you were dealing with. Glad to see you back on track with your build. Enjoy your Thanksgiving.

Thanks Ken Thanks Jeff . I’m going to have the Super Bee and Bumble Bee stripes on the drum. Thanks Tommy, Round 2 should do it the mixer fits on the Autocar with very minor modifications. I’m sure they could also use the dump body on the KW to. I already have different plans for mine.

Awesome build JR

The first mock up with the sublime green frame.

Thanks Ken. I believe that I have the frame ready for some sublime green paint. I’ve used a white primer for going under the sublime green. Added the hydraulic pump on the front of the truck.

Thanks Howard Thanks Rusty Thanks John Thanks Eric Thanks Scott Thanks Chris Thanks Bob Thanks Mario Thanks Lee Thanks Christopher Thanks Cliff Thanks Gareth Thanks Carl Thanks guys for sharing your comments on my build I appreciate them. My next build is in the WIP truck section.

Started working on the frame and checking on weather I need to change the frame length. Looking like I’m going to be able to use the frame with out having to cut it.

Nice build Dave thanks for sharing your pictures. I don’t remember seeing this one at the shows that I have been to. Thanks Jeff going with the same paint style but with sublime green fenders and a white cab and drum. Thanks Carl Thanks Bill

Thanks Charlie

I’m going to take the reissued KW Challenge Mixer and put it on the Autocar DC-9964B. Looking like it’s going to be a easy switch so far. I will see how it goes as I get building it. I’m still trying to decide on what my colors are going to be. What ever I do choose for this one will determine the colors for the other mixers I have in my stash. Maybe this company will be Super Bee Transit Mixing. More to come.

Thanks Curtis. Here’s the site that sells them if he has any left. http://redirect.viglink.com/?key=71fe2139a887ad501313cd8cce3053c5&subId=3193953&u=http%3A//resinrealm.net/Star/STAR%20Models/70_Chrysler_300_2dr_Htp.html Thanks Bill. I have to start building more cars before I build my next auto transporter. Lol.

This is I believe a R&R resin kit for the Chrysler 300 that I did a WIP of my build. The main reason for building this is to finish the auto transporter I build with all 1970 Mopars on it. I had a Challenger with a convertible top down and did not look right on the transporter.

Awesome work on this little build Gareth!