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Hey all. Finally finished The Dodge. I scratchbuilt the frame, suspension pieces, shocks, 2 1/2 ton Rockwells, Optima, orbital valve, oil reservoir, wheels faces for direct-fit to the axles, etc. Thanks for lookin'. The build pics are in The Dodge album.

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INCREDIBLE!!!

Love this beast Larry! Super accurate and detailed, the scratchbuilding, and what you've done with the SoReal IROKs to make them wider...just WOW!!! B)

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That engine sure looks clean for a truck with no inner fenders! :D

Very nice and well detailed. Sure wish there was a way to get this truck re-issued.

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This is one of the most interesting truck models I think I have ever seen.The simplistic white with all the scratchbuilding and Wow,its just great.

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Thanks all for the compliments. It truly was a labor of love. I love what I do, no matter how long it takes...just ask jeffs396.

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Kind of odd that the tires are caked with mud but there's not a speck of mud anywhere on the truck... not on the underside, not on the body... :blink:

Guest G Holding
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Yeah Harry...they would get that way driving into the arena.....before the loud pedal was pushed.

Only thing you need is a drop of silver paint on the radiator cap....then start that MUTHA!!

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Thanks all for the compliments again. There are some items that I did overlook. I'm currently makin' inner fenders (imagine that engine bay after some muddin'), I missed the radiator cap...thanks Greg. And you're right...the tires were done pre-mud event. That's why they aren't loaded with mud...just like it was driven thru some. Harry & Danno-I appreciate the candor. Anthony & Roger (an old friend)-thank you for the comps.

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Thanks G, Pat, Brian & Chris for the compliments.

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