[Brian in PA]

Originally Posted by heavy_duty

That's it.Your break is over.Get back to building.Great job as usual.That cylinder looks rite at home in that truck.

ED

Thanks Ed!

Originally Posted by AZLIGHTNING

Great Looking cylinder Brian, can't wait for more updates

Thanks Leonard!

Originally Posted by dabears

That cylinder looks very sturdy as well as a work of art! Chassis is looking really good, what paint scheme are you going to make it? i like that orange with silver flame scheme in one of the pics you posted that would stand out real good!

The orange and silver would be cool but I'm not up for the challenge.

Originally Posted by Tamiya Cowboy

Very nice looking set up for sure..

Thanks Paul!

Originally Posted by dmess62

Nice setup, you relly got the pete look down pat

Thanks!

Originally Posted by Snochaser

Another stellar job Brian. I really feel you set the mark for everyone else each time.

Ben

Thanks Ben

Originally Posted by Kaf343

Brian looks great, can't wait to see the finished product. Does scale art sell the pump and valve for the lift cylinder as well?

Thanks! Yes they sell all ov the components but I used an UMS pump from India. Its alot less $$$

Originally Posted by MACK Daddy

From the looks of it, that cylinder looks SOLID !!..Woah !

Looking good so far Bri

Alfy

Thanks Alfy!

Originally Posted by Snochaser

Brian what drive shafts are those? I need to switch out the one I'm using on my 357 for a little more clearance.

Ben The shafts are from Ric at PMD

Originally Posted by Diesel Demond

Very well put together and clean looking!

Originally Posted by cabrover

The axle is awesome, and the cylinder looks perfect!! This is gonna be one kickin' truck!!!

Tim

Thanks guys!