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Post by towguy76 on Jun 11, 2007 20:47:34 GMT -5
I am planning on building a Pete 352 kit into a double bunk 352 in the near future. I know where to purchase 352 double bunk cabs and can locate AMT Pete 352 kits. My question is, do i stretch the 352 frame or would it be better to purchase an AMT Pete 359 kit for the frame and such? If so then i can always use the 352 frame under the 359 body as a daycab local transport. I want to build this 352 to resemble my father's old truck. It was a 78-79 double bunk 352 with a V8 Cat, black paint, red frame, Alcoa aluminum wheels, dual stacks, a Texas bumper, and a fair amount of chrome and lights.
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Post by pigbachtrucker on Jun 11, 2007 20:57:28 GMT -5
hey towguy stretching the frame is not that bad but as long as you get them square. I'm in need of another 352 kit or just cab and yes I do have the 359 as well we could work something out
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Post by towguy76 on Jun 11, 2007 22:23:07 GMT -5
I have stretched one before, it wasn't that hard. I just thought it might save time to use a 359 frame if everything would line up. I still have to pick up the kits. They had a few at the hobby and craft store last time i was there. It's just it is a 35 mile trek one way to check. I plan to also build another 352, a '76, with a drom box. It is the truck my father drove right after the black 352 double bunk.  |
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