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  • 2 weeks later...
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PAINT! A stage I rarely reach in a build these days! I decided on an old, tired Central Transport truck. I know Central is known for their yellow livery, but there was a time...Hopefully soon I can get a chance to draw up some decals. This is a s clean as she'll ever be. The red is darker than these pictures make it appear.

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I'm done with the cab for now, and moving on to the engine. Most of the subtle  weathering doesn't appear to show up in photos, but can be seen in person.

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The engine is pretty much done. I will try to keep moving forward on this. Thank you, those who have stuck with it so far.

 

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  • 1 month later...
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Pardon the clutter, I have a few projects going, but I'm trying to keep this one alive. Here is my progress. The cab just happened to balance on the chassis for me to take the cab-on shot. I used the wheels and tires from the CO-4070A. Most of the rest is Freightliner cabover. I probably shouldn't have used the flash feature.

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+1 to what Brian said.  I thought mine was pretty good, but compared to yours it looks like a toy!  I see you even have the luberfiner in the right place- Dodge had to install them upside down, because there wasn't enough clearance to get the filter out from the top!

One minor note:  Most L1000 had a pair of air tanks on the driver's side, attached to the bottom of the battery box and slightly offset vertically.  See attached pic.

Great work!

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