ONE OF MY OTHER HOBBIES

kinda reminds me of the rare Ford Thunderbird I have sitting on the concrete pad behind my house.....that I have yet to complete the restoration on......

That engine is so unrealistic.. It clearly needs more weathering.

wait.. What?

wow.....Ive seen a really nice S10 done up with a built 283 V8 in it...brings back memories.....

That is one really nice looking truck, I used to be into building truck when I owned my s10 but after I sold it and bought a Jeep I became a Jeep fan, there is nothing like a Jeep in my opinion, and I think I will own one for the rest of my life.

Strange as it may seem, we don't have any "burnout" photos because the engine makes about 400 HP still has its stock V-6 rear end in it. We don't want to stress the drive line too much and spit the rear end out all over the street.

I should rephrase the previous comment by saying, there are no tire smoking photos or videos that I know of. However, you never know in today's world of smart phones. Let's just say I know my son pretty well and, I trust him not to break the truck. But then again, I know how it can be when you're young and have a heavy right foot and your friends are standing there.......

Now I know that there's a tire-smokin' pic to share....

Pretty neat. Can you fit a dirt bike in the back of that truck?

I built my old truck here a few years ago....you should definitely do a version of that!

WOW !

Now that's what I call a pickup truck ! I used to do that , but , at 70 and sharing a house it's not possible .My landlady isn't into cars .She likes Stained Glass projects .

As a matter of fact , most of the really cool tools I use for modeling come from the stained glass department at HOBBY LOBBYand  the HOBBYTOWN model railroad department .

I do really like the truck , have you done a model of it ?          Tanker-builder