First build, Ford Aeromax
 

I bought an Aeromax a few months back and put it together and took plenty of pictures. However my iPhone decided I didn't need to share my build and continued to self destruct. In the process of acquiring a new phone I lost all of my build pictures.

Here are a few pics in its current state. Hacked off the sleeper and added a few goodies from pmd. I'm undecided as to whether I want to shorten the frame rails a bit or add a drop axle.
No trailer yet but I snagged some axles off flea bay and am planning to build a triple axle rear loading lowboy.
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Re: First build, Ford Aeromax
 

Nice truck, and great first build! They are like potato chips, you can't have just one!

Re: First build, Ford Aeromax
 

cool another daycab aeromax ....maybe a third axle is in the works ...with the oversize severe duty front axle ..rear headache rack...hmmmm...a heavy haul maybe ...just saying:D:D:D:D..you are almost there now;)

Re: First build, Ford Aeromax
 

agreed tri axle would be sweet. good looking truck

Re: First build, Ford Aeromax
 

Thanks fellas. I'm thinking triaxle but the fiancé grounded me from the check book for a while lol

Re: First build, Ford Aeromax
 

I think the length looks perfect and personaly I wouldn't add another axle just some rear fenders. Tough looking truck.

Re: First build, Ford Aeromax
 

DayCab Ford I like it a lot. Keep going. :cool:

Re: First build, Ford Aeromax
 

Nice build the wide wheels up front look great on it :)

Re: First build, Ford Aeromax
 

Nice start. What did you think of the styrene work?

Re: First build, Ford Aeromax
 

Don't often see Aeromax builds, this one is great. Maybe a pair of tanks and quarter fenders would help fill some of the gap and make use of the frame length. I personally think the frame length is perfect.