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    They have come up well Peter

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    Nice book matched mudguards.
    No need to apologise about the phoney photos, for what we need to see in the shed they are fine. I use mine all the time for WIP.
    Dallas

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    Here I am late to the party again!.
    Sorry about that Peter.
    But the truck is looking great mate.

    Cheers
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    Blimey Peter I seem to always playing catch up lately. Yet another great looking build you seem to be getting a lot more shed time than me.

    This is a great gesture to you fruit and veg man he should be well pleased with it.

    Watching to the end

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    Quote Originally Posted by crowie View Post
    Mudguards are made BUT they'll need some modifications on there fitment... All part of the fun!!
    Crowie,

    I see that you glue the templates straight onto the wood. I always cover my wood with wide painters tape and glue the template on the tape. It costs next to nothing in the cheap shops (no need for super quality) and it saves lots of time sanding the glue off. Saves time as well.

    Apart from that, looking good as always!

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    I see Handy is still being a good little shop helper. Looking good my friend.

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    Just caught up Pete looking good

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    Looks good so far.

    Turns out I will be doing some similar wheel arches, I tried carving the body and arches from a lump of Oregon and I cracked a wheel arch so carving is considered outside my skills range for now, hahaha. Going to try the African Ironwood for the arches.

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    Default Thank you one and all for the encouragement!!

    Thank you one and all for the encouragement, much appreciated....

    I've been working on the cabin roof along with the tray....

    Apart from a few mistakes and remakes, the truck is slowly coming along ......

    Cheers, crowie
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    Hi, Peter.

    Love the Truck, but I think the mudguards is to big for the truck.

    Cheers, Ole

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    Quote Originally Posted by Knappen View Post
    Hi, Peter.

    Love the Truck, but I think the mudguards is to big for the truck.

    Cheers, Ole
    Thank you Ole... There is still a front bumper bar to be fitted plus I'll fit headlights on the top for the front of the mudguards....hopefully it'll look okay... Cheers, Peter

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    Looks a bit like Jed Clamperts truck in the Beverley Hillbillies.
    i assume Handy makes the mistakes, and Peterbuilt fixes 'em?

    Looking good Peter, nearly finished by the look of it.

    Alan...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Uncle Al View Post
    Looks a bit like Jed Clamperts truck in the Beverley Hillbillies.
    i assume Handy makes the mistakes, and Peterbuilt fixes 'em?

    Looking good Peter, nearly finished by the look of it.

    Alan...
    No Alan, It's got a Ratrod look being wide and low.....

    I can't blame Handy for my mistakes, he can't speak up for himself so I'll have to fess up.....

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    Default The "Rat Rod" Fruit & Vege Farm Truck progresses

    The "Rat Rod" Fruit & Vege Farm Truck progresses...

    The mudguards and doors are glued in place...

    The exhaust stacks are made and glued in place...

    The headlights have been worked and in place on the mudguards...

    Still a fair bit to get done but happy with and enjoying the progress....

    Cheers, crowie....

    PS - Pickup my XR6 tomorrow morning....yep pee....
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    Good news about the Ford Peter

    Truck looks great

    Regards

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