Building a legend, amongst the truck/semi community. I've loved this truck, from the very moment I saw it.

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Looks like some challenges are ahead, my friend @bozzer. The end result will definitely reward you, though. Looking forward to your progress!

Thank you, gents, and ladies. Over here in the UK, they're very common, just like our European cousins. However, I think that our American brothers, did it with style? Yes, they weren't comfortable, and from what I've heard and read, they weren't fit for purpose, but dang... They had class!

Looking at modern day American trucks, they're falling into a similar trap, the everyone else is. They're all beginning to look the same? Sadly, with companies merging, the uniqueness, is being erased? But, I'll take my hat off, to every single trucker, who gets in that cab, leaving his family and friends behind, just so we can have dog food and slippers. All my builds, are tributes to those amazing men and women, all over the world.

Let them truckers roll 🍻

My apologies @bikequeen. I edited my last comment, to include ladies. In my dinosaur years, my mouth still opens, before I put my brain in gear? And, thankyou kind lady, for your words of support 💯👍🥃

@bozzer no apologies needed! Keep up the good work….more photos please 🙂

As you can see, I had a major issue with the cab. It was distorted from all the time in the box. I tried several methods of getting it back to it's intended shape, but it refused to comply. So in the end, I bought a doner kit, just for the cab.

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Wow, Stephen (@bozzer), I can't imagine being separated for all of that time. Glad you have someone to share your building with.

Great that you are again together, my friend @bozer!
Good progress on the Turnpiker, nice idea to use a donor kit.