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On this one, I used a Ghostbuster's Cadillac, and the Open Road camper from the Model King re-issue:
I had a blast building this rig! Once I got started, it just got to be more fun working on it!
Hope you like it!
Building models since 1963.
Taking up space on the bench: '53 Ford Pace Car, '58 Impala, '63 Boss Nova, '67 FOOSE Dodge, '67 Puma GT, '72 Dodge Van, '73 Mustang, Dodge V-100
You seem to enjoy kitbashing. Very well done. I like the theme.
BK
On the bench:
A lot !! And I mean A LOT!!
2024 Kits on deck / in process / completed
14 / 5 / 2
Thnaks for the comments!
The hardest part of this one was figuring out where to cut the Cadillac. I didn't want to get it too short, and have a big gap between it and the camper.
This is pretty darn creative. I'm hopping round2 does the camper/ramp repop. fun stuff Bucky
Thanks,
John
NAH !
I Don't Like it! I LOVE IT!! Very creative thinking there!
Excellent work! I have one of those campers and a Chevy Fleetside to go with it in the 'some time next year' pile...but your RV interior is magic.
Also love the guilty-looking pup!
Greg
George Lewis:
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OctaneOrangethat's an interesting choice for a camper front end...
Back in my youth, I saw a few campers that were built on old Cadillacs. The frames seemed to be tough enough to take it. Very unusual vehicles, to say the least! LOL
There was a guy that built a 1:1 by cutting an olds tornado behind the front seats and building the rest of it. He was in Corvallis, Oregon. Don't know if he ever finished it. Helped him for a couple of days, that was over 40 years ago.
We now have a'78 GMC coach that uses the same drivetrain . Factory version though.
Nice kit bash.
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