miker

ok the next one i do ill do a step by step

does anyone know if dbp models has a website or where ican contact him. cheers in advance

wow thats great, is it a cuthbertson conversion, im thinking about doing a roadless landrover with huge wheels all round. nice one

back end

another highlander. i know these arnt everybodys cup o tea but they look great in red

ford logging tractor conversion

crumbs!! right ill start at my wallet 2 ford 5000,s2 xtra 5000 bonnets, 2 duncan cabs,1 set of rear wheels,1 pair round mudguards +other bits, cut and join the bonnets ,bare metal repaint,lots of swearing, lots of stella artois, lots of roll ups, 6 coats of paint on bonnets, cabs, scatch built air cleaners, home made decals,more swearing etc, 20 hours plus on each model, mrs thinks im mad, im begining to wonder also. i really enjoy making these but they could be for saleat the right price, need to recover some of my outlay, i also need to find sources for more authentic axles for the roadless altho im very pleased how these turned out. ok catch you later

my 1st roadless conversion

no it wasnt me asking for pictures, i worked in forestry and done a lot from memory but the county pictorial review book has some good photos

i used a massey 6270 axle for the front worked well

yeah i didnt want to let her go but i needed funds for my roadless habit ill post a pic of 98 with boughton winch

yeah went to cornwall if memory serves corretly

thanks for the kind words, pity i cant spell beuties tho i might dual wheel the 95 up yet and put discs on back to follow 115 with plough.old fashioned but looks great

first highlander county, sold now tho im afraid

my 2 roadless conversions, not sure what im going to do with these beaytys yet

county james jones, sadly got to go on ebay