DRIPTROIT 71

Beautiful!!

Looks Great!! I'm going to have to breakdown and get me one of these some day. Great work!!

Looks Great! What are you going to do with the Marmon?

Thanks Brian!!

Thanks!

Beautiful!!

Looks Great!! I always liked these trucks!!

Nice! Your load looks almost like a section of parking deck.

Beautiful clean build!!

I like the colors!!

Wow!! I like the v-4 Wisconsin!

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Thanks!

Nice work on one of my favorite trucks!!

Thanks!

I don't know if you've got this figured out yet, but I use Flickr to host pictures for here and just link them. The only problem is now Flickr has limited photo storage, but you can still store 1000 pictures.

Nice! I like those front fenders!

Nice looking Cabover!

Beautiful build and great photography!

Very nice! I wouldn't mind seeing some more pictures.

Very nice build! The color looks great! A real eye catcher!

Another masterpiece Charles! Craftsmanship at its best as usual!

This is a model of the first truck that I rode in as a kid with my dad. It was the spare truck and my dad had driven it to Kentucky where another 7400 had a broken steering box. Instead of swapping trucks, he just fixed the driver's truck and drove the spare back home. He let me ride back to the shop with him. That night for unknown reasons this truck burned to the ground. It was my first ride and the truck's last. This one was built from memory, starting with a cab from Spaulding Trading and Shipping. AMT K123 provided a chassis and AMT 352 Peterbilt provided the engine and transmission. IMG_E6164 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_E6144 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_E6154 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_6148 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_6168 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_E6141 by Brian Smith, on Flickr IMG_E6177 by Brian Smith, on Flickr