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07-04-2014, 12:43 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Posts: 1,509
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Re: Building an RC Big Rig
Wow, that Harley looks great! I always wanted to do that kit when I was a kid, but could never afford it, lol. Truck looks great, too. Pete conversion is awesome!
No, haven't done much on the Freightliner lately. Full size stuff has taken priority. Between his 67 Shortbox and my 98, we haven't concerned ourselves so much with RCs
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98 GMC Sierra Ex Cab, cowl hood, Euro LED lights, 30 bar billet, Whipple Supercharged 350 Vortec: Forged flattops, E-Tec aluminum heads, Comp Cam, Scat crank and rods, Granatelli Mass air flow, Headers, Flowmaster exhaust , Complete MSD Ignition, Custom Tuning, intake spacer , ported throttle body, AC Delco port injection upgrade, Roller Rockers, Power Pulleys. Gear Vendors Overdrive. Soon to hit a dyno. 2/4 drop(for now). 95 Chevy S-10 Ex Cab 4.3 5 Speed 2/3 drop, Euro lights, billet grill, More to come. The Daily Driver |
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07-04-2014, 09:43 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Mason City, Il. USA
Posts: 246
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Re: Building an RC Big Rig
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Thank you ! It sure looks better then the 1st time I tried.  and Thank you on The Peterbilt. It turned out better then I thought it would, and it was also harder then I thought it would be. I'm kinda in a model building mode, but it almost needs to be 1\8 scale or bigger, and I'm really having fun looking for the 1\8 th scale bikes, and building them. I'm watching a few old 3 wheelers from the late 60's early 70's. They are expensive though. Every time I start saving money to start looking for a 72 chevy (a real one. ), I spend it on RC's or models..... Here is another I did a long time ago and found it on ebay. Actually two of them. Do you think anyone would mind a build thread on the chopper ??  
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