55' FORD F100

[jonathanwziel]

Just finished the 55' FORD F100 - Monogram

Hope yall like it!

Thanks for viewing!

[Dr. Cranky]

Love the satin look, and the pictures are very good too. Thanks for sharing. Nice model indeed.

[Renegade]

Great look. Fantastic detail. Looks perfect with the diamond plate bed and chrome reverse and baby moons.

[blubaja]

Perfect! Nice diamond plate in the bed too!

[jonathanwziel]

Thanks for the compliments! Id like to know what i could of done better, or need work with?? I just found out the wiring on the engine isn't right...

[Ramfins59]

Great looking truck Jonathan. I love the diamond plate bed floor. I've been wanting to try doing that on a pickup too and now that I see how good it looks I may definitely go for it on my next pickup truck project. What's wrong with the engine wiring..??? Looks OK to me, but I'm not an expert.

[jonathanwziel]

Thanks Richard, it seems that the engine distributor wiring isn't in firing sequence...I'll have to look up the firing order...

[crazyjim]

Purely my personal opinion, Jonathan - the only thing you could have done better is to have made it SHINY :)

[slammedi'am]

Nice 55!

[Jantrix]

Oh yes. That's what I'm talking about. I've always loved satin black. Well done.

[rmvw guy]

I love everything about it and the pictures are gorgeous!!! The fireing order wrong, are you kidding me?

[jonathanwziel]

Thanks everyone for the comments!

[Olskoolrodder]

VERY nice,I LOVE it,great stance,nice attention to detail,KILLER KOOL design! Nicely done

[blunc]

The firing order is:18436572, or 15486372... not that it will really matter since I'm guessing you forgot to gap the plugs

[Ramfins59]

Thanks Richard, it seems that the engine distributor wiring isn't in firing sequence...I'll have to look up the firing order...

Hey Jonathan... It's a MODEL CAR...!!! Do you think anyone really cares if the distributor & spark plugs are wired in the correct firing order...!!! I'm guessing then, that there is no air in the tires (no valve stems), no antifreeze in the radiator, no oil in the pan, no dipstick, no tranny fluid, no rear end grease, no fuel or brake lines, no brakes, no secondary electrical wiring, the gauges don't work, no seat belts, interior visors or dome light, etc... etc... etc...

If you built this model to put in a contest where the judging is THAT picky, then I would say to wire it using the correct firing order, but otherwise... don't sweat it. I don't even think Harry would pick on you for it. Harry should be happy with it... you've got inside & outside mirrors, although I can't tell whether or not the alternator is "just hanging there." LOL You did a great job Jonathan... be proud of it.

[jonathanwziel]

You are right Richard, thanks for the props!

[Sixties Sam]

Very nice, clean build! I wouldn't sweat the firing order.

Sam

[slusher]

Really nice build and the engine detail is great. The satin finish was a great touch. very nice...

[Shardik]

Oh yeah! that is one NICE truck. There's not enough room here to list everything I love about it, but for critique: maybe tone down the chrome a bit with a semi gloss clear coat.

Beautiful pictures, too. I would love to get a look at your lighting setup (that was a hint by the way).

[Greg Pugh]

Easy fellas. I wire 'em in the correct firing order also.

Nice lookin' truck by the way!!