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I took my 97 to AAA and they did the work, no troubles.

Well that is a little different.

Maybe if I win the lottery I would try playing with that scale, but for now I will stick with the 1/87 myself.

And to think I paid a private dealer in MN 4000 for my winch truck. That price is ridiculous.

Mine did the same thing. TP is at 50 on mine. Wore down within a couple hundred miles as well.

Thats the link I was talking about

12Bravo, I don't know how you can work with that scale even in my 20's I could barely see the details, now in my 30's I don't even try. I give you a thumbs up for being able to do it.

That is cause they were bought out by Herpa, just check out their site and you can find most of what your hunting for.

That is where all my trucks came from. I was not into epay at that time. Found a website from Germany or some place like that, they carried 10 ton trucks and a bunch of other trucks that most don't carry. Man now I know what I am doing tomorrow night, build a couple more trucks. That wrecker...

That's ok you got the flat bed I was hunting for. I still have a bunch of un-built trucks and helicopters.

Well I posted these in another thread about HO scale models, but here is my addition.... I like that B36.

If you look at the pics again you can tell it is a Pribbs bed. Note the extra supports in the bed

I know I have a heck of a time with the stakes on my Pribbs body.

It is an annual showing, usually in May. Do a search of Findlay, and you can see all the fun. This year was my second year.

What part of Southwest PA are you located and where is the truck hiding out at? Just looking at those couple pics it looks like a great truck, but once you get up close it maybe a different story. 4500 for a winch truck is not bad, I paid 4 for mine a couple years ago now (wow just realized I...

Since your replacing everything, I would replace the soft lines as well.

I don't use a version of soldier "B", cause he would never look up from his phone and end up filling a pothole. I doubt my wife would like that.

Very nice, I little more though out then it first looked. One more pic I would love to see, when you get the chance is looking from out your mirrors.

If your diligent enough to keep checking the the dealers and trucks you can figure those numbers out fairly easy. But for the little guys like me be very tough to do.

I made a couple hundred bucks off my platoon Sgt and platoon leader in back to back years at annual training by backing trailers. One year it was backing an M116 while using an M1037. The next year they upped the ante on me and gave me a deuce and M105. I had to back both of them down this...