Pool service truck

[Railfreak78]

Hey everyone. I don't think this is my best work at all by far and I messed up stuff like the windows and have a bad camber on one wheel. If I fix the wheel the truck won't sit flat on the table. Anyway, I scratched a lot on this. The pool brush, net, pole, chlorine bucket, all scratch. The vac hose is wire. I also scratched the Tool box in the bed. I did have fun making this truck and it's not something done often. Hope you like it and as always comments are welcome good or constructive

[DRG]

I don't know it sure looks good to me.

[Nick Winter]

I love it.

[89cxsport]

Nice build looks like you got the details right for a pool service truck. Under the hood looks good as well.

[Clay]

I agree it looks good

[AzTom]

Looks clean and sharp to me, Very nice.

AzTom

[Railfreak78]

Thank you guys for the compliments

[Danno]

Looks good, Bryan.

[Sixties Sam]

That's cool! Great creativity - I never thought of making a pool service truck. Nice work! I want to know how the pool guy drove it up on that huge rock!

Sam

[ewaskew]

Yea man that is cool looks real good.

Reminds me of the time the guys at work had me build one like this and we had a guy thinking he was

going to get a company truck and I was bringing it to him.

When he found out it was a prank he was still happy with the model.

[RodneyBad]

Great looking Truck.

tools and equipment looks great.

Sharp looking Toolbox.

Nice work...

[charlie8575]

Nice work, Brian. I'd like to see someone do a Stepside for that body, personally.

Charlie Larkin

[Jon Cole]

I vote "real".

[Foxer]

Those pool guys abuse their trucks around here too. That's a good looking build and the pool stuff you made looks fantastic!

[davyou5]

What I really like the most is the Creative Idea, to go from normal average every day, to something with alittle more of a realistic Idea on the use of the Truck. Excellent Job .

[Airfilter]

Nice and clean job, I like it.

[crazyjim]

I wish yuo would have posted sooner - I had to clean my pool yesterday.

Your build looks very good.

[tuffone20]

Great job Brian!! The truck came out looking very nice and the stuff you made for it looked awesome!! Great job on taking 3rd last night at the meeting!!

[Railfreak78]

Thanks Every one for the kind support! I think i have more comments here than on the workbench It feels good to have one done that I'm actually happy with. Oh and since Jon said "real" I figured I'd share this picture where I was trying the ol John Teresi idea trying to make it look real.

[jeffs396]

Very nice Brian!!!

Luv the realistic accessories!

[Danno]

Thanks Every one for the kind support! I think i have more comments here than on the workbench It feels good to have one done that I'm actually happy with. Oh and since Jon said "real" I figured I'd share this picture where I was trying the ol John Teresi idea trying to make it look real.

Great shot, Brian! You got it.

Edited October 17, 2010 by Danno

[Nick Winter]

love that Shot Brian.

[David G.]

Everything that I can see looks really good, Brian. One thing that's missing is a company logo on the doors and maybe some DOT placards.

[Railfreak78]

Everything that I can see looks really good, Brian. One thing that's missing is a company logo on the doors and maybe some DOT placards.

I was trying to make up my mind on door or a rear window logo. Most guys I know around here that are independant driver have magnets or a rear window logo. As far as DOT placards goes you actually you only need those if you are dealing with chlorine gas. I carried tabs, muratic acid, liquid chlorine, shock, soda ash, sodium bicarb, salt, and more and was not required to have placards. Funny enough though if a truck with my set up was in a crash like last monday on the news then its a Hazmat situation. Now when I got into the buisness I worked for 2 companies that used chlorine gas and that was crazy. I do NOT miss that stuff. Not to mention the fact that I needed a CDL to drive a Toyota Tacoma and a Nissan Frontier

[car lover 1996]

now that looks nice. i have to make some of those tool boxes for my trucks.