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DRIPTROIT 71

1966 Dodge LNT 1000 Wrecker

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This began with a resin cab. I believe it to be from back yard shed. The engine is an old Clint Freeman 6-71. The bed is a modified Big Stick from the AMT Peterbilt wrecker. Frame rails are fro Gary Wallace.

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The stretch on the wrecker body is interesting, I may copy your idea down the line. I always liked the idea of COE wreckers they just have that certain tough look.

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Cool! You didn't know it, but you copied my towing companies truck colors til the mid 1980's.  :)

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On 8/13/2018 at 4:05 PM, 41CHEVY said:

Coming alone great!! How did you do the neckers knob? Great little detail.     Paul

 

On 8/13/2018 at 4:05 PM, 41CHEVY said:

Coming alone great!! How did you do the neckers knob? Great little detail.     Paul

Thanks!! The knob is made from a regular stick pin.

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16 hours ago, DRIPTROIT 71 said:

 

Thanks!! The knob is made from a regular stick pin.

Dang! I always looked at using the pin with the little ball on the end. NEVER thought of just a plain ole pin!

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