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    Close Tolerance
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    Modified AMT K123. Modified frame, second steer axle added, cab shortened from 96" to 63", modified doors, scratch built fenders, ladders etc.
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    1985 kenworth
    Hello everyone, i got an invite to your cool forum here on model truck building.i started out building plastic 1/25 ,1/24,1/32 scale trucks and trailers then moved to the 1/14 scale r/c tractor trailers .I am an O/O and own a 1985 Kenworth W900B .looking forward to posting some of my builds and chatting with the fellow builders on here
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    Chuck Most
    I've done this with plastic rod instead of tubing, what I do is leave the plastic in the tube. I'll leave a little sticking out past the bend so I have a "mounting pin" for the stack- the plastic tube will either slip into a hollow pipe under the cab, or I'll use a short piece of tube to connect it to a solid kit exhaust pipe. I will say I've had mixed results, but I'm totally willing to admit that might be because I'm doing something wrong.
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