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Re: Cutting up a Globe Liner

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Originally Posted by TRUCKMAKER (Post 73273)

Nice job on the cab Nathan, can't wait to see the rest of the build, have a good Holiday!

Thanks TRUCKMAKER! I'm looking forward to seeing how this build turns out too! Hope you have a Merry Christmas!

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Originally Posted by plow jockey (Post 73274)

Nice styrene work!!! Cab looks great!!

Thanks plow jockey. I appreciate the comments!

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Originally Posted by Pippoe (Post 73324)

Great job! Looking forward to seing the rest of the truck!

Cheers

Pip

Thanks Pip. I'll keep the updates coming.

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Originally Posted by rcman (Post 73336)

did you make the grill and head light bezels? they really look sharp!

Thanks rcman. I did not make the grille or headlight bezels. The grille is a chromed aluminum part that I got from All American Toys. The headlight bezels are from Wedico. They are Peterbilt double round headlights, but the bezel is only the front half of the headlight assembly.

Re: Cutting up a Globe Liner

Where did you buy the peterbilt double round headlights?

greetings
Koos

Re: Cutting up a Globe Liner

Any updates or a link to your new thread Espeefan? I am doing a k100 also and this thread is helping me immensely. :cool:

Re: Cutting up a Globe Liner

Berman, thank you. I never did make a thread for this project. It was a bit of an experiment, and I thought I would give it a try to see if I could pull it off. Some things turned alright with this cab, but there were other things I wasn't quite happy with, and so I thought I'd give another go someday. I'm good at starting projects, but horrible at finishing them. :D

Re: Cutting up a Globe Liner

No worries. I will keep an eye on this thread as I think you are doing a fantastic job and it is helpful for anyone else considering a k100 conversion :cool: