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The difference in wheelbase between the short bed(6.5") and long bed(8") trucks is 14". You would have to add 14 scale inches ahead of the rear wheel arch as well as ahead of the rear end on the chassis. Then about 6 scale inches behind the rear wheel arch as well as to the chassis behind the rear end.

I'm looking for a set(4) of the chrome wheels from a Monogram Ford F-250 Pickup.

I love this one!

This is awesome! What chassis did you use?

I'm still looking for a set.

I'm looking for a set (2) of front tires from a Revell '41 Willys Street Rod kit. They are the small front tires that fit the smaller rims in the kit. They have 'GOOD YEAR Eagle ST on them in small lettering. Tomorrow in daylight I'll try and take a picture of one I have.

Thanks Les! I actually found this a couple weeks ago and already got files from them of a '91 model.

Bill, You did an amazing job on this kit! Now I have to get one.

Great job David! It's amazing how good you made a snap kit look. I actually like the way the body looks with the Testors Dull Coat on it.

I know but I wanted to build one for my wife soon for either Christmas or her birthday 3 months after that. I was hoping to find someone who can help me with this.

Great job on this.

Thanks for posting the pictures.

Can you post some pictures of the two bottom shorty conversions?

Is there anyone here who can design a 1991 Dodge Shadow body for me? I have other pictures, drawings and can provide measurements of the 1:1.

I had bought a '78 kit a couple of years ago and saw that it came with the older style dashboard and interior(doghouse). I found a '79 interior and dashboard on E-Bay that I'll use when I get around to building it. Back in the 80's I wanted to build a model of my dad's '78. I had found a Cannonball Run kit and was surprised that the body was a '79 so I modified the fenders and hood to resemble a '78. MPC got a lot wrong back then. The Dukes Of Hazzard kits were all inaccurate too. It would be nice if Round2 would tool up a new Dodge van for the '71- 77(78) or one for the '94-'03.

Does anyone make a 3D/resin Dodge Shadow/Plymouth Sundance body? I can use an MPC Dodge Daytona kit as a donor. I'd like to make a model of a Dodge Shadow my wife used to have for her? She has fond memories of that car. Here's a reference picture(not my wife's car).

The current MPC Turtle Wax version of the Dodge van can be converted to a '94 - '03 version but will take some work. The '94 - '97's were basically the same as the '79 - '93's. They used the same dashboard and the engine was still in it's original location. The front end, bumper, tail lights... were changed. The '98 - '03 had the engine moved forward and have a different dashboard. To convert the old kit to a '98 - '03 will take a bit more work. I've been considering doing this and I still might at some time in the future.

Thanks Mark. I still have to do some shaping to the lower body. If it doesn't work out I'll try using heat. I'm still considering making the working sliding doors but that might change. I've been working on another project but will be getting back to this one in a few days.

Thanks Carl.

Thanks Ben.

Is there anyone here who does 3D design who would be interested in helping me with a project?

I made mounts for the leaf springs. The rear springs are from an MPC '69 Camaro and the front springs are from a Revell '57 Chevy Black Widow. I sanded off some details to try and make them match. The rear end is from an AMT Ford Econoline Van and the front axle is from an AMT Coca Cola 1950 Pickup. The gas tank is from the AMT Ford Econoline Van. I made it smaller and sanded off the ribbed details.

I added some more details on the chassis as well as 2 more cross members. The transmission cross member still needs some shaping and details. I started shaping the wheel openings on the sides of the body.

I did some work on the chassis. The chassis rails are in as well as some of the cross members. I'm going off measurements and pictures. It should be close enough.

Thanks Andy! For the windows I'm going to use polycarbonate "Lexan" sheet. I need something flat and stiff.