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Is anyone custom making a 1/48 or 1/50 lowboy with a Jeep?
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I am building (slowly) a 1970's Talbert beam trailer with a jeep for my P&H 670 crane.    100_2105 (1) by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/>
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kcmtoys wrote:I am building (slowly) a 1970's Talbert beam trailer with a jeep for my P&H 670 crane. 100_2105 (1) by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/> Looking good Elwood!!!!!
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Nice work.
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I guess I should have been more specific. Would anyone be interested in building a lowboy with a Jeep to sell?
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A beam trailer.
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Thanks BPMfore, and you too Q.
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Love the P+H crane Ken.
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Claus wrote:Love the P+H crane Ken. Thanks Claus, I am changing the gantry extenders on the back and going to add some Deep South Crane Service decals.
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Nice job Ken.
Robert
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Have you considered buying one of the Diecast Masters lowboy sets?
My Facebook page: NorCalDiecastCustomsClifton
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rlmc wrote:Nice job Ken.
Robert Thanks Robert.
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Love that tractor.Do you have a specific colour for it?I just like that tractor as an 'ordinary' livery,not Mammoet.
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modelmaniac wrote:Love that tractor.Do you have a specific colour for it?I just like that tractor as an 'ordinary' livery,not Mammoet. No I don't. I have to try and match it to paint the jeep and trailer.
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Ken: Why not take off the spare tire on the Mack and put another fuel tank? Steve made some for me. Put the spare behind the cab. That's a great looking setup. Craig
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Quinella wrote:Ken: Why not take off the spare tire on the Mack and put another fuel tank? Steve made some for me. Put the spare behind the cab. That's a great looking setup. Craig
Hi Q. I am going to do that a little later on. I am going to put a step tank there and some tool boxes behind the cab. The detail on these WSI trucks is great, just wish they had done more with US features. 
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