COMPLETED 34 Ford Pickup CBP Builds Here

[bandit2026]

      These are my two builds.  Hope you like them. DSCN0100 by John Crook, on FlickrDSCN0098 by John Crook, on Flickr34 ford 004 by John Crook, on Flickr

[Marty W]

Bandit, I like the way you lined up that shot of the gasser. It looks as though the graphic flames are coming out of the collector. Very cool!

[Dirtman]

Very cool Bandit!

Rett

[dirtmodwrench]

Calling build #1 complete
34 Ford RR shot by Mark Shea, on Flickr
34 Ford Build #1 by Mark Shea, on Flickr
34 Ford RF Shot by Mark Shea, on Flickr
34 Ford Flathead by Mark Shea, on Flickr
34 Ford Left Side Shot by Mark Shea, on Flickr
34 Ford LF shot by Mark Shea, on Flickr

[Marty W]

I would drive that!

[Dirtman]

Love the color and bed cover. All around, pretty cool!

Rett

[Dirtman]

Sweet little picumup!

Rett

[john2]

Agreed.

[AnnieG]

LOVE this....

[Greg Birky]

Bandit, DMW, David, y'all bring some really sweet pickups to the mix!  I love them all and the varied styles make each one unique!  I love the creativity in every builder who has taken on this effort to build all the 34 Ford trucks!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🏁🏁🏁

[Marty W]

I would drive that one, too! You can't go wrong with candy red. You built all these impressive models (along with everybody else here), and I haven't finished ONE yet. But I'll get there.

[john2]

Ok.  I did a street rod.  Used  '32 grille, ohv engine, and the  offset chrome wheels, and tires from a Revell '32 kit.  Current day mirrors, and filled in the tire cavity.  Lopped off front bumper.  Beige interior with light blue seat belts to match the body color which is brush painted with a mix of white and blue Testors acrylics.

Half rolled up window on passenger's side, and bed floor brush painted, again with a mix of blue and orange to get a brown.  Kit tool box in bed, plus modern day tool box from scratch. 

Tail lights in rear fenders, along with dual exhaust and tag rounds out the back.  Red's Speed Shop decals on the doors.

A really fun kit to do.  Click on thumbnails for larger views.

[AnnieG]

I decided to complete the kit as a wrecker. It was a lot of fun but, I thought this vehicle was really a work horse; a get-down-in-the-mud working machine. It has a few scrapes (like the crooked horn on top of the cab---ran into a low tree branch--and the scratched up front bumper) and it hasn't been washed in quite a while. Lots of tools in the bed and a few on the front seat.



What good is a wrecker without a wreck? So.............I also built another '34 Ford pickup that was in pristine condition; taken out only once a week. Unfortunately, last week the driver didn't see the blue sedan in time and the rest is history.  With a bent front bumper, a crooked grille, smashed in left fender and driver side door, broken front axle, bent horn, slashed left running board, and spare tire knocked off, this pampered truck isn't going anywhere next week. It's okay, the driver is fine (after a few stiches from hitting his head against the windshield and cracking the glass) although they had to bend the steering column to get him out.

   

Which leads us to:



Lots of fun!

Clicking on the pictures will enlarge them and show more details.

[Dirtman]

All 3 super! Love the wrecked one! Well done!

Rett

[sentsat71]

WOW!! AnnieG & John2
3 VERY NICE builds!!