Peterbilt Alaskan Hauler

Chris , why don't you join the yahoo group <

or peruse Tims site <

for starters . I believe there is a couple of great sites in France and Germany as well .

noddy

As you are in France, you may have never heard this:

"Old truckers never die, they just get a new PETERBUILT."

:-)

Chris, Posted some pictures for you on a.b.m.s. hope it'll help. Mike G.

noddy a écrit :

Thanks Noddy

I sent a message to modeltruckdiscussions owner to subscribe... I'm waiting for his decision now.

I France there are some good websites, but there are rare in my knowledge which are dedicated to American trucks... because these trucks are rare there. For the german website, you are maybe right, but I don't read German...

old hoodoo a écrit :

Lol, Yes I read that on a lot of books... ;-)

Dans son message précédent, Mike G. a écrit :

Hi Mike, Yes, and I answered Thanks a lot, but I got only 4 photos... The others never appeared on my news reader... Could you re-send them to my mailbox please? My adress is ok.

Thanks in advance

Dallas a formulé ce samedi :

Yes Dallas, of course I know Perterbilt's website, but I didn't finf=d photos of details on it. A lot of pictures of very nice trucks yes, but no details unfortunatly.

hey froggie buddy, what is the company that runs the particular truck you want? maybe we can find them?

e avait prétendu :

Hi "e",

Well, unfortunatly, I wasn't able to find the name of the company that runs this truck... in the case of the company exists and isn't a Revell fantasm.... The decal show "Alaskan Trucking" on the hood screen... and this truck runs in Alaska.

The truck is a 359 Conventional equipped with a Cummins-NTC-425 Diesel engine. It has 12 wheels at rear (3x2 for each side)...

You can see it in the Revell Germany range (ref: 07545-0389 Peterbilt Alaskan Hauler).

Thanks for your help guys...

Done, let me know if you got them. Mike G.

Mike G. a utilisé son clavier pour écrire :

hI mIKE? AND hanks a lot, I just got the files. They will be really useful.

Cheers

and i bet you googled the hell out of it. there is a history channel show on the ice truckers in canada/alaska. if it is on soon, i will record it. you may want to search canada trucking. i have a friend to ask also.

e avait prétendu :

Yes of course... lol

Thanks a lot. I really would like to build a master piece with these kits.