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Rc4wd 1977 suburban

xjmachine

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I am still debating which one of these I should model it after I'm kind of torn between the two

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Finally got my bare bones in the mail.
.... oh yes this is happening now [emoji1]
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Stay tuned !

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The cutting begins.....

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Cuts need to be cleaned up but good nuff

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Here the initial mock up to get an idea how big this beast will be

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I don't think this stretched axial chassis will cut it. ..

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I'm digging the process so far. That burban is look awesome. How are you gonna join the body's? I've got some surgery to do also. But I've never done it before. Thanks

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Thanks guys.
Wheel base is gonna be just under 15"
Lol I cringed a bit too. I'm gonna trim a bit more then gonna use styrene to join the two together

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Here is a comparison to the k5 I did before.

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Next, trimmed a bit out of the cab section to make the door lines touch. .

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Fits together like a puzzle [emoji106]

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Now to get the inner supports welded on

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Here is a comparison to the k5 I did before.

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Next, trimmed a bit out of the cab section to make the door lines touch. .

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Fits together like a puzzle [emoji106]

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Now to get the inner supports welded on

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I see that you are using job weld and styrene to join the 2 halves together. Would a 2 part epoxy and styrene do the same?

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Yes it would. I like to use plastic fusion personally.

But the fumes when you mix the 2 parts together!

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Noob has been using MEK for bonding styrene to these bodies, as well as bonding the bodies themselves together. I picked some up but havent tryed it out yet. Im guessing it would be a lot quicker then waiting for 2 parts to cure.
 
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