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Bult from AMT's '72 Cheyenne kit, with a modified frame from Revell's '66 Chevy pickup and the engine from their '69 Nova. The drivetrain is a combination of parts from AMT's '84 GMC and scratch building, with resin wheels from eBay sleeved to fit Monogram's big off-road Goodyears. More info on the build is available here, and as always any comments/criticisms are welcome.

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Very nice to see one of these getting-rare kits built.  I read your blog description, where do you get felt paper?  Detail Master used to have it, but that was decades ago.  I have a few of these kits, the promo chassis sure needs work, good to know about the '66.  You did this justice, well done!

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4 hours ago, 89AKurt said:

I read your blog description, where do you get felt paper?  Detail Master used to have it, but that was decades ago.

Thanks, Kurt! I got it from one of the craft stores, either Michael's or JoAnn's, in their craft paper section.

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Thanks, guys! The cab floor is out of the same '66 that donated the frame...I'm not sure if it's 100% accurate here, but it looked close enough for what I wanted and fit the AMT cab surprisingly well.

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50 minutes ago, spencer1984 said:

I'm not sure if it's 100% accurate here, but it looked close enough for what I wanted and fit the AMT cab surprisingly well.

Doesn't matter IMO. No one would know unless you told them. It give the underside a nice finished look and that matters most to me. The reason I asked is I have a '68 to build sometime and I immediately noticed it in the chassis photo. 

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