Junkyard truck

[Geezerman]

This is entirely scratch and bashed. Frame and chassis is from the Lincoln Gangbusters kit. The lower body was a 29 RPU. Top of the body is all scratched. Junk box engine. Wheels are my castings made from a master built on the rear half of one of the gangbuster wheels. Tires are the Gangbuster's. All wood is real stripwood and the iron braces on the bed sides are cast from one I scratched up.

[John Goschke]

Love it! Great job all around with a unique approach. Excellent photography, too.

[MyBradKeselowski]

great job and build. the dio and truck look very realistic.

[outlaw035]

nice job geezer...agree with john excellent photography...im thinking of getting a new camera for xmas what kind are u using???...btw....im in ocala....is there a model club down ur way???...neal

[DR Dubois]

Nice job! When are you planning on restoring this? ...

[torinobradley]

Haven't they told you about posting pictures of real cars here in the MODEL section?

[MonoPed]

Way cool build!!

Outlaw, there's no club in this area, I can count the builders I know of on one hand and have fingers left over...

Edited December 9, 2008 by MonoPed

[FactoryStock54]

What a fantastic build!

Great scratch-building/bashing!

Excellent dio/background too!

[rv1963]

Great weathering on your truck lots of rust i really like rust, used and abused just like all work trucks should be.

[stevegt738]

Very cool old truck, everything about it looks just right. Well done.

[Raul_Perez]

Very nice rust work, Geez!!

It's very authentic looking!!

Thanks for sharing,

[Southgate]

Where do I start? WOW! I like the woodwork, especially in the cab. Everything is perfect for a junk yard beater. Nice seeting too. Dan