Mopar - D

Sam I’ve seen a picture from the early 60’s of these trailers in tandem behind a truck like yours. They were Mopar cars on the trailers. I plan to double mine up some day with some 62 and 63 Mopars on them.

That’s a good idea for your ramps.

Ron did you measure the over all length? My heavy haul project is 5’ long.

Sam I would leave it as is because you still have to get your exhaust stack in that space. It’s going to be a very nice looking rig.

Ron you are doing some awesome scratch building here and I’m glad that you’re willing to share your WIP here. I’m going to be following you on this one to.

Excellent build Brian I enjoyed watching your WIP. Your weathering affect is just enough for the look of a well maintained truck.

Brian you have really pulled this one together for a excellent build. It looks awesome! Looking forward to seeing it Underglass.

Little more work on the frame polished the fuel tanks and painted the wheel hubs. This dark blue looks black in my pictures but I like how the chrome looks with it.

Looking forward to seeing you build this one Charles.

Very interesting double race car hauler and great scratch building. Looking forward to seeing more progress.

Nice details and progress.

Nice modifications on your ramp truck.

Ben glad to see you starting your Mack.

Brian you have done a fantastic job on your build. Very sharp looking truck.

Nice progress.

This is going to be a very interesting build. I like how you are able to print your missing parts.

Jeff my frame chop and re-glue took about 20 minutes and most of the time was figuring where and how much to cut out. Was able to get my air brush out today.

Excellent build on your Warlock!

Ken your cab is looking great. I have to agree with your color.

Thanks Cliff I did a WIP on my build it’s a fun build.

I could only drill for one hour at a time so it took several days to finish them. That’s all my fingers could take drilling them my hand.

My brother that gave me the idea for this build has been helping me with finding pictures and today he lets me know that my frame is to long based on the pictures of the truck. I had the wheel base at 170” and looking at the pictures closer it looks like they had a 150” wheel base. So out came the saw and 20” of frame. I built the air intake and exhaust support. Was able to get some primer on the frame and paint on the engine.

You asked Sam.

Excellent progress Ken are you using Sublime green for your paint?

Really nice progress Pat.