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I've seen a lot of guys make a day cab out of the  Peterbilt 359 snap together so I thought I would give it a try and build one of my favorite Pete's 

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Very cool!! We have center point steering , and twin steer autocar mixers bring built...what's next?? It's a great hobby 

The work so far looks very good, can't wait to see what's next

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It seems that put too much soil. This is especially noticeable in the fuel tanks.
Rinse well using a toothbrush and toothpaste. It should help.
Otherwise, do not get a good paint.
Good luck!

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Sergey I know about the soil on the tanks frame is no where near done have a lot of work to do to it .I don't think a toothbrush and toothpaste will get it out I like the primer so I can see all the imperfections I need to take care of before final primer and paint. Thanks for the comment Kilrathy10  I was going to paint the cab  and hood today but it rain the humidity is way too high

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Thought I would give a update. Worked on the frame and painted the cab and hood today the paint is Testors Dark red the light seems to give it a pinkish look for some reason. This is starting to be a fun built hope you enjoy. 

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to convert the cab, did you simply chop the sleeper off, or would I have to put a piece of styrene sheet in place of the back of the cab? I'm thinking about doing a daycab 359. Otherwise, build looks great. Excited for more.

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At the top of the thread you can see how I did it I sawed off the sleeper and put a piece of styrene in the back of the cab filled and sanded and modified the interior also thanks 

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Terry thanks

yes I'm going to use the round headlights in the pic I didn't like the steel 5 hole wheels so I used the California hauler wheels and rear hubs

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Thought I would give a small update on what I done over the weekend. I will touch up the headlights with some chrome paint. Hope you enjoy 

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