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Autocar Off Highway Rock Dump
Here’s an Autocar 2036, an off highway setup. It has a Sheepscot 20 ton rock body part #26293 one piece urethane casting. This would have been a new truck in 1954 when Autocar introduced the pit fenders as a factory option.
The right side view shows the connection for an exhaust heated body to keep the material from freezing in the winter. In the box there’s a flapper valve that directs the engine exhaust down when the body is raised.
The wheelbase is 198”, tires 12.00-24. s/n 101368
How About a Mack with a Detroit Diesel
Here’s a Sheepscot B-61 that had it’s Mack engine taken out and a Detroit 6V-71 installed.
The real story is that we sometimes make trucks that are cast to look like they’re rusted and old.
The diesel comes from Masterbilt Models (#9921). They also make a 12V71 available from Truck Stop Models painted or unpainted.
email them at (www.truckstopmodels.com)
Four Man Moving Van Hoods Available
These moving vans are fun and can be colorful. Two hoods are now available: the Autocar C-90 and the Mack LJ "hard nose" Both are $10.00 each. The one piece solid urethane casting (part #26119) is also $10.00 and then all you'll need are some wheels. Let me know and I'll help you put a kit together.
Big Green Service Truck and Wrecker
Autocar C-100 s/n 101380 made from kit 95106, lettered for: Bowling Contracting No.15 with 12.00-24 tires on spoke front, disk rear wheels and a wheelbase of 266 inches with the following accssories: Custom built crane/ service/ wrecker body with “home made” gear driven winch driven by a Farmall tractor engine, snatch block and hook over the back, large front bumper for pushing.
Moving Van Body
Autocar C-90 s/n 101379 made from kit 95105, lettered for: Bowling & Clark Carpets with 12.00-24 tires on spoke wheels and a wheelbase of 206 inches with the following accssories: Custom rear bumper and sill, custom decals, Grandt Line reefer door hardware, toolbox on right side, gas tank on left side, exhaust pipe under frame, and drive shaft.
Wheels “float” so all tires will touch the ground. Center tires under fenders and body when setting on the layout.
