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    Lowrider truck Pattern

    Hi, i would like to know if anybody have a pattern for a lowrider truck pull up toy or if anybody knows where i can get one.

    Thanks
    Sergio


    I moved your thread to a more appropriate forum to maximize traffic and get you more responses to your post/request/question.
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    Sergio there is a lowrider truck puzzle pattern you could adjust to fit your needs. Many free pattern by Arpop. Good luck
    Free Scroll Saw Patterns by Arpop: Kid Stuff
    Last edited by Wood Dog; 06-22-2012, 09:23 AM.
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      i got a s-10 lowrider. Its one from my new book which is not released yet so its our little secret.

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          Lee,that is awsome!! I like that, thanks.!

          Wood dog, thanks, i'll check them out.

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            Lee, great pattern, thanks for sharing, please let us know when this book will be available and will it be in an on-line format also.
            thanks
            jim
            penquin

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              yes when it is available it will both PDF and book but I am working on it still so i can't say when yet.

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