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Hi there,

I am looking for help with the dimensions for the Ford C600 chassis, from the stakesides or Hostess Cakes kits. The plan is to build a COE car transporter for the '40 sedan delivery. The Jimmy Flintstone COE Ford is a crappy molding but its what I have to work with. Rather than trying to scratch a chassis and not wanting to "kerbside" it I am looking for a donor kit to go under it. I would like to know the length of the chassis and if anyone has them some phots of it as well please.

Thanks in advance.

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i would use frame from the AMT ford Louisville short hauler model kit.. i may have one, send me a message to remind me to look .shopping?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ-6OO7WFo-XhwaLRKC-

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Keep in mind that the JF Ford cab fenders are the width as the standard F100 pickup, and not the medium duty C series.  Notice the fender width difference in these two. Dropping the JF cab on either the AMT C or L series chassis would put the wheels/tire outside the fender openings.   You can widen the fenders by carefully cutting them off, and use .250 width  Evergreen strip to widen them.

 

 

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Here's a Ford COE that I built from the Monogram '55 Ford F100 back in the '80's doing just that.  It sits on a Ford L-series chassis

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Hope this provides a little more insight.

 

A.J.

 

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