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Hello, Guys.... While I'm waiting to get some paint for the Porsche, I'm fiddling with this little kit. This is an older issue, not sure which one. I had started another one of these some time back, but didn't like how it was going, so I boxed it up. I recently got this kit from a member here and kinda got a second chance with it........ The shortened bed and hood with the sides removed are from the first attempt. The cab was made into a roadster. Plan is to use the T-Bird engine. Paint will hopefully be bronze to go with the orange wheels.....

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So that's what I've been up to! Please feel free to comment and thanks for looking.........

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I was looking at reference pics online, and realized that the '34 roadster pickup had a windshield frame that was separate from the body, so I removed the rest of the frame....

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TJ, if I could respectively make a suggestion, when you chose a windshield frame to use, maybe reworking an AMT or Monogram roadster one, or even a Monogram 30 A tourer, it will look so much nicer if it is laid back just a touch  - a couple of degrees off vertical will look a lot nicer than straight up like a farm gate.  Pretty much the only Fords with vertical windshields were Model T's but a lot of modellers stand them all up straight.

Cheers

Alan

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