As Jeff ‘the lurker and peeker’ says, this project is amazing. My apologies for lack of support recently, but the silver lining of that cloud is that I get to ‘binge watch’ your progress. A pleasure to read, Chuck.

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Back to the Deuce, some final detail parts on the frame and start working on the front fenders.

The rear axle torsion bars are installed.

Now some body work, starting with the front fenders engine compartment.

First I paint the lower section Mission Olive Drab. When dry attach the fenders to the frame.

Next to install the driveshaft from transmission to transfer case. The exhaust system is painted rust, and installed along the frame rail and will exit just in front of the first set of wheels on LH side.

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Awesome detail work, as usual! I can just " Burning Bridges" playing in the back round.

Next up on the M-19 halftrack, step 4, details on the frame. Dragon gets into heavy detail here. Not just the basic components. But even the shackles, brackets and suspension parts are all here.

Starting with the top half of the trans and transfer case. Then attached to the lower half molded into the frame.

The front leaf springs are well molded with each leaf defined very well on each front spring assy. Shackles easily have positive locations points on the frame.

Next the steering gear box is attached to the LH outer frame rail.

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Comin' along nicely - thank you for taking the time to share this build. It is set to be an impressive dio when you get there. Enjoying the ride.

Now to start work on the cab of the GMC 6x6.

Starting with the floor of the cab.

Steering column and brace

First to attach the steering column support brace to firewall. Then place the column into the brace and the lower end of the column into the floor.

Now the levers, shifter, E-brake handle and 2 speed transfer case levers.

The levers are then put in their appropriate locations on the floor.

Next to work on the cab roof/hood section.

This version is the hard roof variant of the GMC cargo truck. Other versions had the rag top. The instrument panel has just enough detail to enhance.

First I attach it too the cab cowl. At this point I paint the interior and cab floor Tamiya Olive Drab. I also detailed the dash panel with black and silver paint, as well as silver pencil.

Next the seat is next to be installed. I painted it Mission Models Khaki Drab.

The seat is attached in place. At this time I also painted the knobs of the shifters semi gloss black. And again with silver pencil highlighted foot traffic on the floor.

The steering wheel is painted black and attached to the column.

next up to finish assembling the cab. More to follow.

Back to the Jeep. This step to install more details around the body and engine compartment.

First installing the instrument panel/cowl assy.

Now more details in the engine compartment and around the rear body.

First starting with the air cleaner, air intake tube, battery and top of the radiator is all in one piece which attaches to the top of the engine. With this 1 piece, it really enhances the engine compartment. Not bad for making the engine compartment look rather busy.

Next the front bumper face bar is installed.

The LH/RH rear corner tie downs are attached to each rear corner of the body. As well as the spare tire mount bracket. Also the trailer hitch pintle.

The top bows are installed in the stowed position around the rear upper edge of stowage compartment.

The jerry can is assembled

Finally the wheels are temporarily attached to the front and rear diffs.

More to follow

You are the man, Chuck. Ride those positive waves, baby!