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damnredchevy 02-15-2014 01:24 PM

crew cab ford and chevy bodys
 
Anyone know how to build them? I have 3 ford bodys and 3 chevy bodys where do I have to cut them to get them to line up right and what glue do I use?

fla_cracker 02-15-2014 05:37 PM

Re: crew cab ford and chevy bodys
 
No personal experience.......but

I assume you've checked the paint and body section and didn't find what you're looking for.....

Soooooo...... I have in the past also found great info at scale4x4rc.org


Hope it helps

Pain4WD 02-15-2014 07:11 PM

Re: crew cab ford and chevy bodys
 
BadBKO or Pain4wd have done custom bodies...

badBKO 02-16-2014 08:43 PM

Re: crew cab ford and chevy bodys
 
Ive only done about 15 crew cab fords, 2 excursions and 3 crewcab chevys. Measure 3 times cut once, all I can really say. And have patience.

RebelRacer 02-17-2014 08:55 AM

Re: crew cab ford and chevy bodys
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by badBKO (Post 4675467)
Ive only done about 15 crew cab fords, 2 excursions and 3 crewcab chevys. Measure 3 times cut once, all I can really say. And have THE patience OF A MONK.


fixed it, lol


arctichorse 02-18-2014 04:50 PM

Re: crew cab ford and chevy bodys
 
I agree with what badBKO said, patience. I used Tenex 7R plastic welder, NOT glue, I used .030 styrene to make a new cab, should have gone thinner but oh well, gotta bond the plastic together and then reinforced it with support brackets. This is what I did when I built my 4 door hilux, last picture is what it looks like when it's sanded down.



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http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...ps17d813b7.jpg
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...pscde0c7d3.jpg
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