dsldriver

Just finished this one after it sat unfinished for 12 years. Nothing special, pretty much out of the box.

Great work, Charlie!

If I just concentrate on finishing a few that I've already started, that'll keep me busy all winter! Louisville Ford, Diamond Reo, Cannonball GMC, Kenworth T800H, Kenworth T600, Pete 359, the list goes on!

Very nice! Love the 16V71!

Lots of goodies in those sets! I used one to make a miniature version of myself. Still needs a little more work, but everyone recognizes me right off!

Very nice!

He's still out there. Selling truck pictures at http://www.transportationtreasures.com I still have some of his old resin cab kits, pretty primitive by today's standards.

Now those are definitely different!

Pretty well nailed it!

It has a 250 inch six banger. Not crazy about the integral intake manifold, but it runs good, so I won't mess with it.

Looks great! I remember seeing stuff like that back in the '70s and '80s.

Wow, looks great to me! I didn't notice the fifth wheel until it was mentioned.

My son came by with his rollbed and dropped off this '53 Chevy. Looks rough, but has a '77 Chevy engine in it that runs pretty good. The dump works fine. New brake system with dual master and booster. New kingpins and wheel cylinders. New door latches and strikers. Second picture is after I cleaned it up a bit.

I have a whole bedroom dedicated to modeling in the new house, right now I'm using three work areas, jumping from a service station diorama, to my Studebaker truck build, to a '47 Chevy build.

And of course the '55 Chevy in American Graffiti that transforms in it's last scene. Also I seem to remember seeing a beat up '65 Chevy parked along the street in a movie that took place in 1962.