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Bossman did some digging and found a few old pro track chassis from a dear friend of his that passed to the track in the sky. He tasked us with giving these chassis a new life. So i began to search for a model that caught my eye and a 41 chev pickup was it. Started last night and here is it sits as i type this out.
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This is one cool truck. Love the "stained" bed.-Harry
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ditto the wood. nice work!
(i like the candy paint too.)
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About 90% done. Paint is a bit tacky so im at a stand still now. Just need to mount body to chassis, sand rear wheels down, paint one insert, glue inserts and wire the motor and she will be a runner.Comment
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Its done and running. Will have to figure our bumpers but thats only for protection.Attached FilesComment
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Nice job Sir. Love the color.
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Robert- Shoreline Model Raceways Club
Connecticut, U.S.A.Comment
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Ok i lied. I added bumpers. Hold a few moments for more pics. I made custom brass bumpers. And a hitch......Comment
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This thing is so cool! Its a hoot to drive!!Attached FilesComment
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Really cool. The wood bed and rear bumper are great.
What is the diamond plate on the bumper from?
And did you build this in one day
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The diamond plate is made by Plastruct or JTT. I just buy them a few sheets at a time. EXAMPLE LINK
Yes, basically in a day he was finished.-Harry
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Thanks for the link Harry. I thought Bob Taylor was the only person capable of cranking cars out that quick.
I really need to rethink my work ethic.
RandyComment
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Love that Truck, looks and runs awesome!!!Mike - Galena Ohio
"When you're back there with the squirrels, you're bound to get your nuts cracked." - Graham Rahal
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Got home found a trailer and cut a slot in it. Threw on my 1/24 T/A cuda and boom!Comment
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