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Six wide color line truck with a regular type cab that has the sleeper widened to six studs and a cab-over-engine style tractor that is six studs wide for the whole cab, matching the width of the trailer as in real life
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Six wide containers and trailer, modified from the color line truck set
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On the left, a cab-over-engine semi tractor and on the right a conventional semi tractor, both using the same hitch system and color scheme of the original Color Line truck set
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Side by side comparison of the two different versions of the cabs
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Standard 2148 road show truck that has had the sleeper stretched by 2 studs, also has a custom built trailer with suspension
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Over the road, conventional, large sleeper, big engine tractor
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A conventional tractor, trying some stripe patterns
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Different cab designs and a red nosed 3442, instead of the black hood
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Standard 2148 with a flat bed trailer
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Set number 6335 with the trailer being the same as originally designed but the tractor has been converted to cab-over, six wide
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On the left, a lowboy trailer. On the right, a 3442 with a typical trailer style that I use.
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The same 2148 from above with a different trailer
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A different color scheme this time
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A Conventional slope nose tractor with a short trailer. Picture on the right shows the dolly for use when pulling multiple trailers.
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Two different tractors, on the right a cab over engine and on the left is a conventional (engine forward) unit. Neither truck has a sleeper compartment. Mainly for short haul usage.
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A short, single axle trailer with a regular six wide cab, shows a different attempt at exhaust stacks as I was out of the chrome exhausts.
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Short trailers being towed in tandem and triple
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Tandem flat trailers with loads, single and dual axle versions