Ford C900 Hostess Semi Tractor Truck Trailmobile Trailer 1/25 Scale Model Build Review AMT
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At over 17 inches, this tractor/trailer kit emphasizes size with authentic features, including: tilt cab tractor with functional fifth wheel and plated tanks, a 12.5 inch trailer with landing gear and overhead sliding door, 10 authentic tires, wheels and more! Fully paintable, with enormous sheet of colorful water-slide decals.
Over 17 inches
Tilt cab tractor
Functional fifth wheel
Plated tanks
12.5 inch trailer with landing gear and overhead sliding door
10 authentic tires
Colorful water-slide decals
The Ford C series is a range of trucks that was assembled by Ford between 1957 and 1990. The first cab-over engine (COE) truck produced with a tilting cab by Ford, the C-series replaced the C-series COE variant of the F-series, produced since 1948. Produced as both a straight/rigid truck and a tractor, a wide range of versions of C-series was produced, ranging from Class 5 to Class 8 GVWR ratings. The C-series was also used as a basis for fire apparatus production.
Produced for 33 years nearly unchanged (with the exception of its powertrain), the C-series was the longest-produced commercial truck in North America at the time of its withdrawal; only the Mack Model R (39 years) and Kenworth W900 (59 years) have remained in production longer. In 1986, Ford began phasing in the Ford Cargo in North America, serving as its replacement after the 1990 model year.
For 1963, the C series was updated with the same cowl insignias used by the rest of the medium- and heavy-duty truck line up. The logo had the word FORD on top of a trapezoid with the model number designation. This insignia was used until 1967.[3][4] Also in 1963, Ford introduced diesel versions of the C series, as well as the N series and heavy-duty F series.[5]
1986 Ford C-800 Diesel
In 1968, federal regulations required all automotive manufacturers to add side marker reflectors or lights, which Ford was able to add to the new cowl insignia used on the F series since 1967. That same year, Ford decided to add this insignia on the doors of the C series, as well. Unlike the Ford F series, which removed them for 1973, the C series would retain them until the end of production in 1990. After 1972, the Canadian Mercury version of the C series was discontinued, becoming the last Mercury truck until the 1993 Mercury Villager.
The year 1974 was the last for the cog-and-lightning bolt crest that graced the front of the C series trucks from the beginning, and other Ford trucks since the 1950s. In the 1980s, Ford began adding its blue oval logo to all models; it was added to the C series in 1984.
In 1981, the Ford Cargo was introduced by Ford of Britain as its largest truck line. For 1986, Ford began sales of the Cargo in North America, sourcing production from Ford Brasil. While the Cargo was largely intended to replace the C-Series, the popularity of the C-Series in niche applications led to both model lines marketed concurrently through the end of the 1980s.
After 33 model years with only minor changes, the final C-Series trucks were built in 1990. In 1997, importation of the Cargo came to an end, as Ford sold the rights to the model line (alongside that of the Ford Louisville/Aeromax) to Freightliner.
Gasoline engines [6]
Ford 300 cu in (4.9 L) 300 inline-6
Ford 401, 477 & 534 Super Duty V8
Ford 292 & 292HD Y block (1957-1963)
Ford 330MD/HD, 359XD, 361 & 389XD, 391 cubic inch FT V8 (1964-1978)
Lincoln 302 and 332 cubic inch Y-Block V8 (1957-1963)
Ford 370 and 429 cubic inch commercial engines (1979-1990)
From the 1957 through 1963 model years, the higher rated (C-750 / 800 / 900) Ford C series had the Lincoln Y-block V8 engine as optional or standard equipment.[citation needed]
Diesel engines[7]
Caterpillar 1160/3208 V8
Cummins N Series inline-6
Cummins C8.3 inline-6
Ford 6.6L & 7.8L inline-6
Detroit 8.2L "Fuel Pincher" V8
Hostess Brands is an American bakery company formed in June 2013. It owns several bakeries in the United States that produce snack cakes under the Hostess and Dolly Madison brand names. It is headquartered in Lenexa, Kansas, and is 50% owned by HB Holdings, LLC, a venture set up by Apollo Global Management and C. Dean Metropoulos and Company. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Great build!!! I Wish AMT would come out with a rear load garbage truck.
Just what I was thinking, that would be awesome.
You and me both!
I would love to get this kit! I am the son of a trucker and myself a former trucker, and dad drove for Brown transport when I was 12 years old and drove this very same setup, with the tan tractor and the green triangle logo. I would go and help them "pedal freight", a new term for me because dad was usually just doing intrastate with a big 45 or 50 foot trailer at the time until he drove for Brown. He even had to fashion a makeshift box to put an amen/FM radio as he would call it.
The other day my payhauler dump truck came in and you weren’t kidding on all the pieces in that model. I’m almost done with that massive 350 Detroit but had some problems with the two super chargers sitting side by side in the top part of the engine so I improvised getting them in their. That’s modeling for you. Can’t wait till it’s done which is going to be a while. I’m in a nursing home and I’m building models to keep myself busy and plan to build the hostess semi truck. I had seen a model of the C900 pulling double trailers and it was a beautiful model. Love that truck cab.
That’s great that you have a hobby like ours to keep you busy.
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Before I retired as a firefighter we had that Ford cab style as an engine, great job once again
We had one too! Had a 3208 cat,and a Grumman Firecat body! Loved that truck,seems like it was a 1250 gpm Hale pump. Hell of a rig!
Always loved those old c cab fords yours turned out great as usual beautiful job loved the reviews on the petty mpc charger got mine today
@@tomcline5631 they were super sweet
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Nicely built beautiful work truck love those Hostess
One of Ford's most iconic truck🚛 models. For many, ugly but. I love the "C" line of Ford trucks. Congratulations the miniature of the model C900 was beautiful. It is a dream to have such a miniature.🤔👏👏👏👏👍
Thanks man!
Hard to beat the Ford C900 because you can do sooooooo much with it!! 😉
Nice vid Chris!!!!!!
You got that right!
Very rarely will I sit through a 45 minute video but that was a great build and I loved every minute of it !
Glad you enjoyed it!
I don't really build trucks, Chris, but I love when you build these up. I'll have to give it a try!
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you should give them a try it is really fun
Such a realistic build - I'm going to buy some Twinkies!
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Great build!! I like that style of trucks, they were always jack knifing on "CHIPS"!
That's soo funny because as soon as I seen the truck I thought the exact same thing.
Lol...so true
Haha, yeah! Because Ponch was hitting on girls and not watching traffic! Again!
You just brought back a GREAT childhood memory. LOVED CHIPS and EMERGENCY!.
I like your build philosophy- HAVE FUN.
That's the entire purpose of what I do. FUN. It's a hobby. Thanks!
You killed it brother on this build. This kit build took me back to my childhood of 70s and 80s TV shows and those summer road trips with the family. AMAZING BUILD, Thank you for sharing brother. Everyone keep yourself and love ones safe and healthy and remember to SMILE it's suppose to be fun.
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WOW, that's a lot of styrene in one box Chris! Excellent presentation and build as always!!
Thanks a bunch!
I love the diesel and dirt look on the fuel tank !
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I like the subtle under carriage weathering
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Great build Chris..i used to see these used for the "ROAD WAY" trucks back when I was a kid and also the City of Athens Tennessee where I live used to have a C600 residential garbage truck that had the diesel V8 engine and automatic transmission, brings back my childhood memories😊😊😊👍👍👍
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I love how you handle critics! WHAT A Great kit ! neat build Chris! And On Blue Danube is my all time favorite piece!
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I really like these Hostess trucks. Liked the first one you did too. Thanks for a great build.
Glad you like them!
"Everyone loves a big rear end" ROFL!
Bicycle races are coming your way,
So forget all your duties oh yeah!
Fat-bottomed girls they'll be riding today,
So look out for those beauties oh yeah
Darn right!
I love you attitude toward comments and building models
Thanks, it's 100% FUN here!
Great build love those old c cab s
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The model looks great! It has a used look but still looks well maintained. Thanks for sharing this.
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Awesome build and the best choice in background music. What a incredible day to watch a builder do his thing. ❤️👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man I must say Chris u really get it done! I was wondering about that build because I don't have much luck building them old Ford truck. But seeing yours I think I will give it a shot.... Bless u my brother and keep them coming.👍😀
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Love these Licensed Trucks
Cmon, man!! You can't be blaming the night shift guy, for busting the mirror! How do you know it was the dayshift guy, coming off of a weekend bender?? LOL!
NICE build. Love your channel.
Always the night shift guy. Always.
When in doubt, blame the night shift guy.
:) Thanks!
Loving this kit! I see many possibilities!
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Super great build once again. Mmm, mmm! Love me some Hostess Cakes, 😍. Love the way you do the details. Excellent video.
Thanks so much! 😊
That’s one sweet model!
Love the truck models nice kit from AMT that decal sheet is amazing great job again Chris keep up the model building enjoy your channel great tips though out the builds thank you for sharing
Thanks, will do!
Been waiting for this, great work!
Hope you enjoyed it!
You outdid yourself with this one . Love the cake , love the truck .
SOOOOO KOOOOOLLLL .
Glad you like it!
Cool build!!! I just got mine in the mail, can't wait to start it now!!!
Hope you enjoy it!
Love the old Ford C 600 trucks. I remember seeing them on the roads a lot whin I was a kid. coming out of the Dan River Mills with the short trailers. You have a good looking build there Chris.
Great build
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Looks awesome. I love watching your vids. Especially love watching how you do the weathering. I've never done this, I want to learn.
Ahhh, the Close Encounters build. Ideally it should be Piggly Wiggly but, somehow I seem to remember a Hostess logo. Nice kit though. All I would expect. More considering you have to construct all frame work.
Cool, thanks!
Very cool! That would make a great 60’s Nascar hauler.👍👍
That would be cool!
Nice job. Love it!
Thank you! Cheers!
Sooooo beautiful model I’ll get one this week cause I have learned to drive tractor truck on one of these. Great model my friend 👍
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Excellent review. I love the commentary.
Thank you kindly!
Another awesome build Chris! I need to grab this one!
Go for it!
I do love a good Twinkie!!
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Chris+ another great job glad to see you get to this one I have that trailer in a kit 2 in the same kit for the consolidated freighways livery pub trailers I will be doing the day cab single drive axle frightliner to go with them
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Awesome build as always,really enjoy your videos keep them coming. Like alot of your tips and use them in my own model building.
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks for this nice build 👍
No problem 👍
Glück Auf,
Sieht gut aus!👍
Thanks!
Great video once again Chris, I am working on the AMT Kenworth W-925 right now and I must say the the instructions leave a lot to the imagination. Love your video's.
Yes, the old big rig kits are for folks that can work their way through a lot of guessing.
Nice build what I like about building is you learn if you spend the time to study your subject ! The only thing missing as I can tell is a battery tray or box in any of the C900's you've built! I know you build for you as I do for me but it kills me not to see a battery or starter solenoid on a ford lol Just my hang up I'm sure maybe when I get my Diamond REO done I'll do one of the C900's but I got a hankering to do a FREIGHTSHAKER Cabover dual drive! Too many Trucks not covered by decent Model companies but what's out there is a good start !! I enjoy your videos now I think I'll have to buy a lazy Susan bearing and go ahead and build a 2ft turn table for outside displaying in the best light !!! Ha like that idea Thanks !!!
Brilliant build!
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That is so cool.
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Yummmm! Good ol' Devil Dogs!!! Like your "working man builds Chris
Hope you enjoy!
Nice build!!!!! Love the decals. Please work on that resin Dodge as soon as time allows. Thank you so much for all you do.
That's the plan!
Not being an American I've never seen a Twinkie or a Hostess cake in the flesh, only in the movies but the decals look great on the Trailer and the tractor cab. Another sweet build.
Delicious junk food!
Great build mate👍
Thanks 👍
Nice one!!! You could use those smaller Twinkies decals to make a box of them to sit on the dash board or next to the drivers seat.
Empty, because who lets Twinkies just sit around for long!
Another immensely enjoyable build. I grew up on what folks called a truck route, which is a state highway as it passes through a municipality; we saw hundreds of trucks (the cab and the box all on one chassis, e.g., the Ford Louisville kit I have seen on TH-cam channels discussing plastic model topics), tractor-trailer rigs, utility trucks, speciality vehicles, e.g., a crane with its boom telescoped down and folded), etc. I have a sentimental attachment to this combination here: I can recall as a boy seeing on innumerable occasions, and up close, the Ford 900 tilt cab with both it and the trailer having a single rear axle. Also, the Ford 900 as a garbage truck (I have seen a kit thereof).
BTW, am I correct that your name is Chris? I prefer the courtesy of addressing someone properly in such discussions.
Awesome video! Wanted to see you put the decals on the model.
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Well done
Great job 👍 if I had that sitting around I'd be hungry all the time lol
You and me both!
That bottom step like part on the back of the trailer is called a DOT bar, short for Department Of Transportation bar/bumper
Great build, I have to laugh, cause I drive a truck, and the nightshift guy, is always crashing dinging and the thing he lost was the fuel cap .A guy pulled up beside me and said you have fuel sloshing out of your truck, serious night shift guys are sleep deprived.you hit the nail on the head .
Glad you enjoyed!
This truck looks great. I build 18 wheeler models. I usually build ones which have a little abuse like I built one with a different color driver seat so it looks like it was replaced.
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That was a yummy build! Nice work my friend.
Not to be an old fuddy duddy or anything but I'm pretty sure the front trailer maker lights should be amber. Not that it matters anyway, as Eeyore would say.......lol
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Looks like a awesome kit. Where the honey buns and ding dongs. Lol
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Looks fantastic. I love your selection of models. I like that you build the odd models out there. You gotta do the Oscar Meyer Wienermobile.
I had no idea they even have a model of that.
Frist like
That was a great build.....and the truck looks quite strange without the cab lol.
Yeah like some sort of custom tow rig
Just got one of these
Very cool! one of these trucks are for sale in my area, used to be a fire truck ! such a neat kit would be interesting if they do make a firetruck available one day
Very cool!
Everybody likes a big rear end. LMAO Great review again!!
wow good job
Thanks!
Matchbox used to do a boxing of that trailer way back. A double road train set.
The double kit has been reissued within the past 24 months, it can be found on Modelroundup.com
A long time ago when Hostess and Wonderbread used to be Continental Baking Company, I remember seeing a photo of doubles 45 or 48 ft. being pulled by a White- Freightliner tandem axle tractor. I think it was from an add for Detroit Diesel Power Parade.
Put it together looked great until I went to clip the cab onto the frame... the Cab is twisted... until it got clipped into the frame it wasn't really noticeable. I think I can shim the one hinge to make up for it... Lots of cool detail be mess with too. Was a fun build other than that... I even got a working door happening with the Trailer. Even though I don't 'play' with my models either (silliest comment ever btw) I do demonstrate them to others, and if doors open, or wheels turn, people are more interested, and might even get into model building.
Excellent build. Good job. Would've loved to seen one exhaust stack & air cleaner stack though!
These are out of box builds of course.
I'm sure you can add all that to your build.
Thanks!
@@hpiguy Yes i underetand, exactly. I used to be an avid model builder myself ever since about the age of 5-6yrs old. It has been a number years since my last build. I need to get set up again one of these days so i can get back into my hobby building. I build with Legos building models vehicles for the time being. Thanks for the text back. i miss this hobby so freaking much. I love "scratch building" & adding of parts & pieces. Happy modeling.
My only critique is the red light on the front of the trailer, always amber in front, nice looking kit though
Wish Round 2 would consider repops of these delivery style trucks - straight & tractor with trailer - with other liveries = "free" promotions for range of companies - say automotive products, parts supply chains, Nestle "Candy Vans" sneakers, powwer tools etc. etc. Also, sine Rond 2 also has Lindberg molds how "twinning with Dodge L700 tractor + with longer frame rails for stake-bed or straight truck - maybe even with fire apparatus pumper body for small town fire dept.???
Ah yes, the old C-900 Ford! Haven't seen one in years. I always find it funny that the trailer is way taller than the truck itself. Hey, whatever works!
Lovely build as always Chris!
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Nice built Chris. I remember when Roadway had these trucks. Are there part numbers on tbe parts trees? I have a few AMT kits that don't have part numbers on them. Have a great weekend. Thanks for sharing.
Yes they are, this one has part numbers.
I place you in the upper tier of talented model builders.
Some create more intricate models than you,but I have no doubt you could match them.
Speaking from observation and experience
Thanks for watching! I appreciate the nice words. I do this all for FUN!
I would love to see a video of all your models and where you display them
I don't display many. Most are stored or given away.
love watching you work, learned alot in a short amount of time watching you
Hi hippie guys,, I gotta build that dodge cabover as a pro street gonna be awesome 😎
Enjoy.
BTW, it's not 'hippie'.
It's H P I Guy's
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@@hpiguy sorry hpiguys did not mean to offend ,,, just trying to be funny ,, they can't all be winners,,, still love the video
Always been on my to build list this one , as you say amt truck mirrors are the ones I hate the most
Wish someone made a generic photoetch one piece mirror frame for trucks that we can just bend into place and attach the 'glass'.
Funny how you keep blaming the guy on second shift for vehicle damage LOL Awesome job once again Chris!!!
Don't even get me started on the third shift guys!
Nice build. I have the 1990's issue of this kit as United States Postal Service unit.
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It looks very nice.
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Hey Chris. Awesome build. Those rims are called dayton rims and they call the bar on the trailer ICC bar. (Interstate commerce commission). Just some info for ya. I'm not complaining mind you. Just thought I'd throw my two cents in lol
Yup, the older truckers called them Mansfield bars for obvious reasons back then. My dad always called them that.
@@hpiguy yes sir. Still quite a few of us old truckers out here. Going on 40 years for me and I'm ready to be done. Doesn't leave much-loved time for family and building but at least I got guys like you to watch. Thanks for all you do and always replying back to me
Nice build. I think these c900 Fords are way cool. I'm going to be one of "those" guys and warn you though that DOT will probably bust you for the red side marker lights at the front of the trailer, so be careful taking this out on the road.
Fingers crossed!
The same with me and the mirrors...I don't know why they can't mold them in one piece. I have built one of their trucks and waited a week to put the mirrors on! Looks good though.👌👍🇨🇦
It would be cool if someone photoetched one piece truck mirrors frames that just need to be bent into place. I'd but a set for every kit.
Nice build! Do you know where I could buy just the door for the trailer?
Great build as allways Chris, Rick 🤓✌️
Thanks 👍
Another outstanding build-up , *Chris* ! Other than it ostensibly being a 1968 & later ( e.g. , side markers on the cab) , do you know what year this tractor represents ? Also , I recognise a gas engine -- is it an FT-based or a '385' Series based engine ?
I do not have the vehicle knowledge to answer that but hopefully a viewer can.
According to the 1974 brochure I have, C-900 came standard with a 401, optional were the 477 or 534 Super Dutys. I'm sure that most years had the same lineup, as the 80s brochure shows similar engine options. It's crazy to think you could get this body style with a 300 six!
Cool build, Chris! I'd like to build one to go with the Dodge cabover I have. Thanks for the review.
Nice build Chris! What model group are you on with face book
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facebook.com/hpiguysworkshop Just like I say and show in every video.
I have a lot of 1:32 scale big rig collectible trucks!!! Do not have one of these only wish I did!!! I have eatten a lot of Hostess snack cakes over the years!!!
What type of pencil did you use for the instrument panel, don't recognize the brand? Thanks for the build.
prismacolor pencils, any hobby lobby, walmart, micheal's has them
I'm after the type as I'm not in the US.
Silver pencil, exactly as shown. Thanks!
Buy whatever you can get ahold of.
Hi Chris! Do you "future" the inside of your windows?
If needed to clear them up I will.
Very realistic, Chris-nice job!!👍👍
Thank you very much!
Can these trucks actually work with a single fuel tank? I'm building the AMT Garwood garbage truck model and wanted to just use a single tank. I assume in practice there would be enough fuel to operate a day of service.