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Yes, I keep wanting a 1923 C cab body like those fiberglass versions seen all over America. I keep wondering why no one has ever produced one or why no one has ever casted one! I want one badly, but I just do not have the time to devote to it, let alone ever finishing something! I am wondering if someone would want to master one and we can combine forces to get someone to cast it so that is can be available? I honestly think this would be a great item as it lends itself to all kinds of styles of builds and can use any style chassis set ups to get it rolling. I mean gasser, hot rod, traditional rod, show car, daily driver, big 4x4, just a body in a shop scene, a rust bucket, a barn find what have you. Anyone interested? Jody

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Like this:

amt31840.jpg

Or this:

PaddyWagonModelKit.jpg

or something more like the Ice Truck?

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Posted

What about the MPC 1925 T Switchers kit? I think, at least the original issue had a Modified T body made into a C Cab.

Mike

Posted

Or this one:

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/ehobbies-com_2108_84609963

I've got just the body to this. If anyone has spare parts I'd love to talk with you.....

Later-

Why not just use a reissued Outcast kit for most of the parts and scratchbuild the few details that are different?

I have an Outcast. For the life of me, I can't remember when or why I bought it. I think it's ugly. Let me know if you want it for parts.

Posted

About the only thing I really see off hand usable on these other kits is the front cowl, a pattern for the c cab opening and maybe a couple of misc parts. Of course, the cowl would be the hardest to try to ever create so having a kit piece is a good start. Jody

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Hey Jody, do you or anyone still have the info on these cars. the 4 pic's in same post. I have one and have been searching for more information on them. for years i thought it was a 1929 milk wagon now it's looking like it's a 1923.

Thanks for any help

Mike

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Hey Jody, do you or anyone still have the info on these cars. the 4 pic's in same post. I have one and have been searching for more information on them. for years i thought it was a 1929 milk wagon now it's looking like it's a 1923.

Thanks for any help

Mike

You have a PM.

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