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Old 12-05-12, 18:13
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Default Cab 11 and Cab 12 doghouse, 30 cwt frame

Hi guys
I am looking for some pictures of doghouses in Cab 11 and Cab 12, for both, Chevy and Ford. I am finishing both cabs in scale, but my reference on this part are rather poor and confusing, and any more info and pictures of these will be very welcome and much appreciated. Additionaly if anyone could help me with photos, drawings and dimensions of 30cwt and 3 tons frames, once again for both, Chevy and Ford. Anything helps. I am very new to this subjects, but I wanna get every details as accurate as possible.
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Old 13-05-12, 00:25
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All the dog houses are the same from 15 cwt up in both Ford and Chev
Ford is a 2pc and chev is a one pc. the 11 and 12 cabs ones are different from the 13 cabs
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Old 13-05-12, 02:33
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All the dog houses are the same from 15 cwt up in both Ford and Chev
Ford is a 2pc and chev is a one pc. the 11 and 12 cabs ones are different from the 13 cabs
Stew you are WRONG! Ford and Chev are different as are the 11/12 to the 13 cab ones. They are however the same in Ford for the 15cwt to the 60cwt but different between 11/12 to 13 cab and the same applies to Chev.

God this is confusing

Libor from what little I could see of the doghouse in your #11 cab Ford resin kit it is incorrect as are the front hubs for a 2 wheel drive F15. Glad to see you are trying to correct this doghouse issue before making the 30cwt kit.
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Old 13-05-12, 02:47
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Libor I have rough drawings with measurements of the Ford 4 wheel drive chassis. The differences between the short (134in) and long (158in) chassis is a shorter difference in the length between the front - rear spring hanger and the large crossmember holding the transfer case. The SWB has one driveshaft and the LWB 2 with a fixed bearing at the join.

PM me your email address and I will send you what stuff I have which includes springand brake drum sizes as well as a scale drawing of the Ford chassis. May have measurements and drawings of the front drive axle as well.

Attached is a photo of my scratchbuilt 11 cab F60L (Aust) although I used the Tamiya Quad kit motor wheels and axles the cab is scratchbuilt as is the chassis and rear body.



more pics here - http://s108.photobucket.com/albums/n...60GS11CABAUST/
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Old 13-05-12, 02:48
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There must be a more diplomatic way to say "You are wrong!"..... I just can't think how its done at the moment.
I sympathise with you Stew. (in your wrongness)
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Old 13-05-12, 02:51
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There must be a more diplomatic way to say "You are wrong!"..... I just can't think how its done at the moment.
I sympathise with you Stew. (in your wrongness)
Lynn I know there has to be a better way to say it but I could not think of it and I was trying to be diplomatic and not rude to either Libor or Stew.
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Old 13-05-12, 04:09
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G.Day Libor,
Just to add to your confusion... And I can only speak on fords,
The cab 11 is different to the cab12 is different to the cab 13.
However, the differences in 11 vs 12 are very small, mounting differently but the same shape.
Happy to photograph both for you (dissembled) if you like but will not be able to post for a while as I an out of broadband!
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Old 13-05-12, 16:57
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Hey, Cliff, very nice model, but I don't see a hatch on your Australian F60 cab ......

PS: I looked up 'dog house' in my CMP parts lists and couldn't find it listed..... does it have a REAL name, per chance??


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Old 13-05-12, 17:36
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Come to think of it, was there ever such a thing as an F60L CAB 11 (Aust) ie an F60L cab 11 assembled in Australia, with Australian Army mods and with an Australian standard GS body?

I love a good debate, and this one will be interesting.......

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Old 13-05-12, 18:58
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Come to think of it, was there ever such a thing as an F60L CAB 11 (Aust) ie an F60L cab 11 assembled in Australia, with Australian Army mods and with an Australian standard GS body?

I love a good debate, and this one will be interesting.......

Mike C
Probably not Mike. I did this model as I owned a New Zealand F60 11 cab without the vents about 30 years ago. The model should have had an all steel rear body as per the factory specs but I like the wood of the Aussie versions.
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Old 13-05-12, 19:18
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Anthony.
I just figured out how to put pictures up this way ,,,wohoo
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Old 13-05-12, 21:44
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I just figured out how to put pictures up this way ,,,wohoo
Could you please elaborate on how you do this? I have been trying to work out the Message Editor Interface settings.

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Old 13-05-12, 23:01
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Hi guys
thank you very much for your kind help!
Cliff, PM sent. I believe all these small errors will be corrected in my new kit
Howard, any pictures will help, expecially Cab 12. I have almost finished Cab11, only the doghouse needs proper shape. The rest is about right I believe, though there are some little things which required compromises, not everything can be done perfectly in scale,molding technology has some limits, and wall thickness of the sheet metal in scale is always a big pain and headache to deal with. Cab 12 will be next, and any more pictures will help sooner or later, many thanks
Anthony, thank you, these are great and will help a lot to get my Ford Cab 11right
Once again, thank you all, and keep them coming please
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Old 13-05-12, 23:08
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When I got all the pics loaded with the paperclip buttton ..then I clicked on the paper clip again and a small window opened with an attachment button.then each picture you can write words beside.. If that makes any sense.
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Attachment 49075 These are both fords

Attachment 49076 the cab 11 has a lot of bolts holding every together

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Anthony.
I just figured out how to put pictures up this way ,,,wohoo
The cab 12 photos (bottom 3) are of an F8 (8cwt). Is this different to the 15cwt, 30cwt and 60cwt models?
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Old 14-05-12, 01:14
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Hey Cliff
I guess I am just about as clear as mud as you are
try reading the [post again, same mud!
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Old 14-05-12, 02:41
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Hey Cliff
I guess I am just about as clear as mud as you are
try reading the [post again, same mud!
Terrible thick mud just like me Stew Do you know if the 8cwt one is the same as the other ones?
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Old 14-05-12, 02:53
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Off topic, but thanks Anthony for the help with posting. I just learned another way.
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The 8 cwt covers are the same as the 15 cwt ones for the same make and cab style. That should be clear as mud too!!
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