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Great subject matter.  FLD112 will look fantastic.  You didn't post in the beginning of your thread the reference truck you want to replicate.  What actually truck are you modeling?  

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The model is a two axle FLD 112 short hood with electronic intercooled M-11 power and 48 inch midroof sleeper which is jifflox equiped. It represents a western fleet tractor from a large fictious LTL common carrier fleet. It is not a replica of any particular fleet. Originnally I didn't know wtheher it would be condo cab, midroof or flatroof.

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Just been fiddling around for weeks. I need parts from three vendors and everything is in slow mow because of Covid. Truck is going in a box and moving on to other unfinished projects.Got plenty to work on.

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On 1/2/2020 at 7:10 PM, lwwoodss said:

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This is going to sound really stupid here,but what does BRBO stand for. I googled it and a I found was "beach rentals by owner". You guessed it....I'm big rig ignorant:).

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 The whole covid thing has really messed up the hobby and the cottage industry  as a whole .

And for me living in the Philippines seriously complicates things .

   I hope you can get the parts you need . And will be looking for you to resume this build .

 

   Be Well

    Gator

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Rolling chassis left side. Fuel tank, air dryer, air start tank,road chain hanger, inside mudflap hanger and rear fender.

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Oh man! I’ve been wanting to make a Jo-Dog unit! You beat me to it with the Jifflox unit. Excellent work! The weathering, engine choice, everything, this thing is Awesome!!!

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I missed this one when you first started it. What an incredibly interesting and unique project. I really like it. Glad to see it’s still in the works.

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I’m really glad to see that this one is still around and now back on your work bench. Awesome details and weathering looking forward to seeing you finish this one. 

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