pro street dodge A100 pick-up

[doomcrew]

i thought i would post some progress shots.

steve

[Raul_Perez]

Thanks for the extra pics!!

The detail work is awesome!!

Thanks for sharing,

[doomcrew]

cheers.

not a problem, i'll be happy to share more pics.

steve

Edited April 15, 2010 by doomcrew

[Janne Herajärvi]

Very nice, that paintjob fits perfectly for that Dodge

[Railfreak78]

Beautiful!

[doomcrew]

thanks guys.

it was almost candy blue, but the orange was a better choice for it.

i will post some more in progress pics soon.

thanks for tuning in.

steve

[Rick Forrester]

Steve I'm very interested in how you did the front end. The back end work is great datail. Hope you have pictures of the front work. Will be waiting for them. PAPAFO

[charlzrocks]

Very Smooth and MEAN looking at the same time! KUDOS!

[stevehansen]

Excellent Job, stellar paint and cool old truck.

[Billy Kingsley]

Way Cool!

[doomcrew]

thanks guys.

rick, i used shortened front struts from a tamyia ford sierra, with a cut down spring from a pen each side. once i had the inner wheel wells done, i finished off the chassis for the front end using the same diameter rod as i used for the roll cage. the A arms were scratchbuilt from smaller diameter rods, plastic sheet with scratchbuilt brackets. bolts from r b motion were used for detail together with a used electric guitar string. steering rod was from a 55 chevy truck and the box from a thames panel.

thanks for looking in.

steve

[jedimastergary]

Looking good so far

[Blake Rogers]

dude i love it man i want to build one now thanks alot

Edited April 27, 2010 by moparfan426

[MikeeD]

Oh...now that's just too cool right there!

[Brokentail58]

That is a sweet build. I need to get me one of those.

[doomcrew]

thanks guys.

it was suggested that i did this with a jimmy flintstone chopped body, but i may do that for next time.

yes i am tempted to do another one.

steve