Paystar 5000

[Diesel Demond]

in my opinion that truck is tough no matter what and havent seen any others. i also think dump or concrete mixer cause i drove a paystar concrete truck for cemstone here in st. paul and if you missed a gear it hurt your hand!

[plow jockey]

Originally Posted by Diesel Demond

in my opinion that truck is tough no matter what and havent seen any others. i also think dump or concrete mixer cause i drove a paystar concrete truck for cemstone here in st. paul and if you missed a gear it hurt your hand!

I think you might be right about the mixer,just put the cab on my mixer.Bad a$$.Thanks for your input I'll try to post some pics this week.

[tbtrucking104customs]

Great work so far man. I really like that red color.

[plow jockey]

Originally Posted by oztruck

Looks a million dollars. Great work, looking forward to more photos.
Thank you Sir !!!
Chris

Originally Posted by Kaf343

Awesome job Fred, I love the colors and the truck just looks tough. Nice work as usual.

Thanks Keith !!!

Originally Posted by doodlebug

I like it!
Cheers, Neil.

Thanks Neil !!!

Originally Posted by Espeefan

That trailer is impressive, but I really like your Paystar. Nice job with all the styrene work that went into it. I've never been very good with styrene.

Thanks !! I love that trailer, the problem with it is its HUGE! Styrene gets easier every time you use it.

Originally Posted by 1985 kenworth

hey fred you keep churning out the old school builds...and each one is more unique than the last one.i like your thinking..i love my real 85 kw and love seeing the old school builds .you are one of the many on this forum thats like christmas day for me whenever you introduce another new build...keep them coming my friend .i have a couple of ideas i am kicking around .going to try to to more of the extensive styrene work myself ...who knows maybe....

Thanks Dewayne !!! You have a killer fleet yourself !!! Plus 1:1 KW. Cant wait to see what you come up with. That was my 2nd build my first was my pete 346 mixer. That was my first experience with styrene, learned as I went along.

Originally Posted by tbtrucking104customs

Great work so far man. I really like that red color.

Thanks !!! Red is a great color for a heavy haul.