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Post by tcoat on Sept 4, 2024 7:03:29 GMT -7
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Post by 406 Silverado on Sept 4, 2024 7:10:16 GMT -7
Another great build with details aplenty in the interior as well as everywhere else for that matter. Man this just turned out SUPERB!!!  |
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Post by tcoat on Sept 4, 2024 7:11:46 GMT -7
Another great build with details aplenty in the interior as well as everywhere else for that matter. Man this just turned out SUPERB!!! Build thread coming and then you can really see what is inside there. |
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Post by 406 Silverado on Sept 4, 2024 7:21:04 GMT -7
Another great build with details aplenty in the interior as well as everywhere else for that matter. Man this just turned out SUPERB!!! Build thread coming and then you can really see what is inside there. I'll be lookin' forward to that Tony!!  |
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Post by Zippi on Sept 4, 2024 13:24:09 GMT -7
That's an old school Van. Pretty kewl looking.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 4, 2024 13:39:52 GMT -7
I really like this one. I look at it and expect Joe Friday to get out. And then you look inside and expect Spicoli to get out. Well done!!!  |
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Post by tcoat on Sept 4, 2024 14:22:24 GMT -7
I really like this one. I look at it and expect Joe Friday to get out. And then you look inside and expect Spicoli to get out. Well done!!! Well neither would be close as it would just be a skinny 19 year old in a combat uniform.  |
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Post by tcoat on Sept 8, 2024 17:55:01 GMT -7
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Post by RetroSpectKustoms on Sept 8, 2024 20:38:48 GMT -7
Great looking sin bin! Love that interior detail-a home away from home.
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Post by stitchdup on Sept 9, 2024 2:59:49 GMT -7
great van, the interior looks just like it should and i assme the windows are open to let the reek out
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Post by kwt on Sept 11, 2024 19:57:36 GMT -7
So I'm scrolling through the pictures and thinking this is a pretty so simple it's awesome build.. those wheels set it off... Then I get to the first one with the doors open... DUDE there's a whole other world going on in this. LOVE IT!
Van's are so cool. Awesome details sir. Very sweet ride.
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Post by 406 Silverado on Sept 12, 2024 2:52:01 GMT -7
So I'm scrolling through the pictures and thinking this is a pretty so simple it's awesome build.. those wheels set it off... Then I get to the first one with the doors open... DUDE there's a whole other world going on in this. LOVE IT! Van's are so cool. Awesome details sir. Very sweet ride. Right. Vans and panel wagons always seem to have a world of possibilities in them and I think good ol' Tony is taking every advantage of that fact with this build. |
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Post by tcoat on Sept 12, 2024 3:59:27 GMT -7
So I'm scrolling through the pictures and thinking this is a pretty so simple it's awesome build.. those wheels set it off... Then I get to the first one with the doors open... DUDE there's a whole other world going on in this. LOVE IT! Van's are so cool. Awesome details sir. Very sweet ride. Right. Vans and panel wagons always seem to have a world of possibilities in them and I think good ol' Tony is taking every advantage of that fact with this build. It helps when you build from memory and not imagination. The year and a half that I owned that van I was going from air base to air base on temporary relief assignments usually lasting only a couple of weeks so there was a lot of travel. By using the van I not only had complete control over my travel itinerary (no taking trains that would be either too early or to late) I was able to collect the travel messing and accommodation stipend and put it into my pocket. I spent hundreds of hours in that thing. It is one of the few vehicles I owned that I really wish I had kept. The sad part is that a week after I got rid of it the guy I sold it to pinched the battery cable (battery was behind the passenger seat) between the doghouse and the floor and burnt it to the ground. The burned out hulk sat in front of a local body shop for about 10 years before it finally disappeared. |
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Post by poet on Sept 12, 2024 4:37:08 GMT -7
Well done!!
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Post by kwt on Sept 12, 2024 16:01:24 GMT -7
Right. Vans and panel wagons always seem to have a world of possibilities in them and I think good ol' Tony is taking every advantage of that fact with this build. It helps when you build from memory and not imagination. The year and a half that I owned that van I was going from air base to air base on temporary relief assignments usually lasting only a couple of weeks so there was a lot of travel. By using the van I not only had complete control over my travel itinerary (no taking trains that would be either too early or to late) I was able to collect the travel messing and accommodation stipend and put it into my pocket. I spent hundreds of hours in that thing. It is one of the few vehicles I owned that I really wish I had kept. The sad part is that a week after I got rid of it the guy I sold it to pinched the battery cable (battery was behind the passenger seat) between the doghouse and the floor and burnt it to the ground. The burned out hulk sat in front of a local body shop for about 10 years before it finally disappeared. Man that sucks.. I've had to drive by the totaled remains of one of my "wish I hadn't sold that one" for a while before. It's a weird hard to describe feeling. |
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