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On 11/8/2020 at 10:05 PM, CabDriver said:

So many amazing builds in this thread!  Just finished this gluebomb “rescue”:

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I loves me a rusty vintage pick up. Very believable  weathering.

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1 hour ago, misterNNL said:

I loves me a rusty vintage pick up. Very believable  weathering.

Thank you!  Did a shiny take on the same kit right after:

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21 minutes ago, CabDriver said:

Thank you!  Did a shiny take on the same kit right after:

 

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Very nicely done with lots of original details like the skirts and the rolling stock. Do you remember how you did the retaining strap for the spare? The strap is scaled just right and the buckle is very convincing.

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13 hours ago, Bernard Kron said:

Very nicely done with lots of original details like the skirts and the rolling stock. Do you remember how you did the retaining strap for the spare? The strap is scaled just right and the buckle is very convincing.

The strap is a thin strip of some textured card I got from Hobby Lobby - it has a fine embossed 'mesh' pattern to it that made it look fabric-y. 

I forget exactly who makes the buckle, but it's from a photoetch sheet of seatbelt buckles - maybe made by Mr Model? 

Thanks for the kind words!

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Here's my '32 pro-street pickup.  I built it a few years ago so some people may have seen it before.  It has a Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland resin cab and pickup bed, scratch-built chassis rails incorporating the suspension from the Revell Willys kit along with lots of extra details.

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Some great stuff on display here....big congrats to all with a special salute to those of you who took the time and effort to do factory correct 1932 Ford Roadster pickup bodies....and those who used the modern-day 1/1 scale repo with the extended cab mastered by Craig and produced by Drag City...

Here's my only '32 pickup so far.  This one was a how-to in one of the Kalmbach model pubs about 20 years ago....

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14 additional mages including closeup detail shots here....   Best Regards....TIM

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I came across this thread again while looking to see if there was an exclusive Deuce Coupe thread which I did not find. I did however realize that I had built another 32 Ford Pickup. This one was built for my then neighbour  who had the car constructed locally. It was called Quick Silver and eventually got blue wire wheels and a blue grill. The extended cab is obviously a 34 but it was always displayed as a Deuce. It went through a couple more owners before recently.

I made the cab from two 34 bodies.

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On 8/29/2022 at 9:28 PM, 68shortfleet said:

Drag City Casting resin body. Modified Monogram louvered hood, 409 power, wheels/tires from the Rat Roaster kit.

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Nice to see another one of these fine Drag City bodies built. And I love the 348/409!

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43 minutes ago, Chevy II said:

All really cool builds. Is the 34 cab the same as a 32 cab?

There are a few differences that make 32,33 and 34 cabs all a little different from each other. However, in 25th scale, the only real noticeable difference is the third beltline on the back of the cab. Here is a couple of links where it is well discussed on the 1:1 trucks.

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/32-34-ford-pickup-differences.375939/

https://fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=37145

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