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Please Note: Not All Parts Listed in This Catalog Are on Our Website Please note: Not all parts listed in this catalog are on our website. However all conversion kits and many model truck parts can be purchased online at www.aitruckmodels.com. If you need to place an order which includes parts from this catalog that are not listed on our website, email [email protected] or call 609-965-2070. We are here to help! Conversion Kits / Complete Truck Kits………………………………………………………….……. pg. 1-2 Air Cleaners / Cab Guards / Engine Kits &Transmissions / Exhaust……………….……………….. pg. 3 Fire Apparatus Parts…………………………………………………………….………………..….…. pg. 3-4 Front End Bumpers………………………………………………………………………………..….… pg. 4-5 Fuel/Water/Air Tanks………………………………………………………………………………..….…. pg. 5 Miscellaneous Truck Parts……………………………………………………………………...…..….. pg 5-6 Oil Field / Frames / Truck Bodies …………………………….……………………………………….... pg. 6 Suspensions / Sleepers / Snow Plows / Grilles / Tool Boxes……………………….……………… pg. 6-7 Wheels & Tires……………………………………………………………………………………..……. pg. 7-8 Mail Order Form………………………………………………………………………………………........ pg. 9 Updated June 2019 ITEM # DESCRIPTION PRICE ITEM # DESCRIPTION PRICE FIRETRUCK CONVERSION KITS CK-82 * International Emeryville (day cab) $80.00 CFK-1 * Mack CF-600 Fire Truck $70.00 CK-83 * International Emeryville (sleeper cab) $80.00 CFK-2 Mack “B” Fire Truck $65.00 CK-95 * International F-210/230 $80.00 CFK-3 * Mack “L” Fire Truck $70.00 CK-93 * International W (western) $80.00 CFK-4 Mack “MC” Fire Truck $65.00 CK-94 * International Loadstar $80.00 CFK-5 * Mack “CF” FDNY style $70.00 CK-100* Kenworth C-500 $70.00 CFK-6 Mack C85/95 Fire Truck $65.00 CK-134* Kenworth Bull Nose $80.00 CFK-7 Mack CF-600 4 Door Cab $65.00 CK-135* Kenworth High Mount (1955) $80.00 TRUCK CONVERSION KITS CK-136* Kenworth Low Mount (1959) $80.00 AS-1 * Autocar Integral Sleeper Cab $25.00 HC-900* Kenworth W-900 A Model (hood conv.) $35.00 AS-2 * Autocar Hood Conversion (1950’s) $25.00 CK-61 * Mack A $80.00 AS-3 * Autocar Hood Conversion (1969) $35.00 CK-62 * Mack A (integral sleeper cab) $80.00 CK-66 * Autocar DC-200 (1948) $80.00 CK-7 * Mack B-61 (standard cab) $70.00 CK-67 * Autocar U Series $80.00 CK-8 * Mack B-61 (contour cab) $70.00 CK-68 * Autocar Diesel Truck (1940) $80.00 CK-17 * Mack B-61 (integral sleeper cab) $80.00 CK-69 * Autocar Sleeper Cab Diesel Truck (1940) $80.00 CK-52 * Mack B-61 (box sleeper) $70.00 CK-70 * Autocar DC $70.00 CK-45 Mack B-61 SE (Export) $70.00 CK-71 * Autocar DK $70.00 CK-121 * Mack B-615 (V-8 version) $70.00 CK-72 * Autocar AT64F (Conv. or Sleeper Cab) $70.00 CK-9 * Mack B-65 (contour cab) $70.00 CK-149 * Brockway 359 $80.00 CK-10 * Mack B-67 (contour cab) $70.00 CK-116 * Brockway 360 (axle forward) $80.00 CK-57 Mack B-71 $70.00 CK-115 * Brockway 361 (axle back) $80.00 CK-58 * Mack B-71 (integral sleeper cab) $80.00 CK-28 * Brockway 457 (sleeper/late interior) $70.00 CK-14 * Mack B-73/75 (early or late radiator) $70.00 CK-31 Brockway 457 (sleeper/early interior) $70.00 CK-20 * Mack B-73/75 (integral sleeper cab) $80.00 CK-34 * Brockway 457 (day cab/late interior) $70.00 CK-16 * Mack B-73/75 “L” Cab $70.00 CK-37 * Brockway 457 (day cab/early interior) $70.00 CK-12 * Mack B-81 Cab or B-815 V-8 radiator $70.00 CK-112 * Brockway 758 $70.00 CK-13 * Mack C-600 $70.00 CK-113 * Brockway 759 $70.00 CK-11 * Mack LMSW-M Cab – LJ type radiator $70.00 CK-42 * Brockway 760 $70.00 CK-59 * Mack LMSW-L Cab – Logging Truck $70.00 CK-41 * Brockway 761 $70.00 CK-15 * Mack LT (Western Cab) $70.00 CK-114* Brockway 776 Highway Dept. Special $70.00 CK-18 * Mack LF (Lanova) $70.00 CK-64 * Corbitt 25 TD $80.00 CK-19 * Mack LJ (Cummins) $70.00 CK-101 * Crane Carrier Centurion $70.00 CK-118 * Mack CH/CJ (1935) $80.00 CK-102 * Crane Carrier Half Cab $70.00 CK-117 * Mack LJX $70.00 HC-8 * Diamond Reo (short hood conversion) $25.00 CK-106 * Mack H-63 $80.00 CK-21 * Diamond Reo Giant (axle forward) $70.00 CK-107 * Mack H-67 $80.00 CK-27 * Diamond Reo Giant (axle back) $70.00 CK-109 * Mack W-71 $80.00 CK-77 * Diamond Reo Raider (axle back) $70.00 CK-111 * Mack W-71 (integral sleeper cab) $80.00 CK-78 * Diamond Reo Raider (axle forward) $70.00 CK-105 * Mack G-73/75 $80.00 CK-73 * Diamond-T 921 $70.00 CK-30 * Mack “F” Interstater $70.00 CK-74 * Diamond-T 931 $70.00 CK-33 * Mack “F” 1964-72 $70.00 CK-75 * Diamond-T 950 $80.00 CK-36 * Mack “F” Interstater (no sleeper) $70.00 CK-91 * Diamond-T 990 $70.00 CK-39 * Mack “F” 1964-72 (no sleeper) $70.00 CK-76 * Diamond-T 1000C $70.00 CK-115 Mack “F” Inters. Axel Back (Export) $70.00 CK-40 * Dodge CNT 900/1000 $70.00 CK-123 Mack Cruiseliner (daycab conv. V-8) $70.00 CK-130 * Dodge LS-1000 Sleeper $70.00 CK-44 * Mack R-600 Cab $70.00 CK-131 * Dodge LS-1000 Daycab $70.00 CK-120 * Mack R-700 or RL-700L $70.00 CK-22 * Ford F-600/700 Cab $70.00 CK-122 * Mack R-700 (early east coast version) $70.00 CK-800 * 1956 Ford F-800 Big Job $50.00 CK-124 * Mack R-700 (early west coast version) $70.00 CK-110 * GMC 530 conventional (1953) $70.00 CK-127 * Mack RD-600 (steel hood) $70.00 CK-96 * GMC 950 (1950) $80.00 CK-49 * Mack DM600 Cab (steel hood) $70.00 CK-97 * GMC Crackerbox DF-7000 (axel fwd/slp) $80.00 RP-3 * Mack DMM (hood conversion) $30.00 CK-98 * GMC Crackerbox (axel fwd/day cab) $80.00 CK-119 * Mack RM $70.00 CK-99 * GMC Crackerbox DLR-8000(axel bk/day) $80.00 CK-56 Mack DM-800 $70.00 CK-103 * GMC Crackerbox DLR-7000 (axel bk/slp) $80.00 CK-24 * Mack Superliner $70.00 CK-25 * GMC 9500 (short hood) $70.00 CK-23 * Mack Superliner w/ Box Sleeper $85.00 CK-26 * GMC 9500 (long hood) $70.00 CK-46 * Mack “MB” Cab $70.00 CK-48 * Hayes Clipper 200 $75.00 CK-50 Mack “MC” Cab $70.00 CK-29 Hayes 100 COE (late) $70.00 CK-51 Mack “MR” Cab $70.00 CK-32 * Hayes 100 COE (early) $70.00 CK-55 * Mack U-600 $70.00 CK-35 Hayes 100 COE (no sleeper, late) $70.00 CK-79 * Marmon 110” cabover $80.00 CK-38 Hayes 100 COE (no sleeper, early) $70.00 CK-80 * Marmon 86” cabover $70.00 CK-47 * Hayes HD-400 conventional cab $70.00 CK-80T * Marmon 86” COE (Transformers Movie) $99.00 CK-43 * International Fleetstar 2070A $70.00 CK-81 * Marmon 57P Conventional $90.00 * = Conversion Kits Available Now 1 ITEM # DESCRIPTION PRICE ITEM # DESCRIPTION PRICE CK-125 * Peterbilt 350 “Iron Horse” $80.00 CK-126 * Peterbilt 380 Logger $80.00 CK-150 * Peterbilt Bubble Nose (day cab) $80.00 CK-151 * Peterbilt Bubble Nose (sleeper cab) $80.00 HC-1 * Peterbilt 386 (hood conversion) $35.00 HC-2 * Peterbilt 367 Heavy Haul (hood conv.) $35.00 HC-351 * Peterbilt 351 (hood conversion) $35.00 CK-90 * Reo C model $70.00 CK-141* Sterling HC-175 $80.00 HC-113 * Western Star (hood conversion) $25.00 HC-112 * White-Western Star (hood conversion) $35.00 COMPLETE TRUCK KITS KT-1 * Mack B-61 Single Axle Complete Kit $139 KT-2 * Mack LJ Single Axle Complete Kit $139 KT-4 * Mack LT Single Axle Complete Kit $139 KT-25 * Mack R-700 “Rubber Duck” Complete Kit $179 2 ITEM # DESCRIPTION PRICE ITEM # DESCRIPTION PRICE AB-6 Air Brake Chamber (front) $1.00 TR-14 Fuller 2 Speed Auxiliary Trans. $3.00 AB-7 Air Brake Chamber (front) $1.00 HD-181 4” Turbo $1.00 AIR CLEANERS HD-182 Exhaust Manifold for Mount. Turbo $1.00 AC-1 Air Cleaner Vertical Dry Type $3.00 HD-184 Turbo Inlet Hose $1.00 AC-2 Air Cleaner Donaldson Dry Type $3.00 HD-185 Int. Tube MC/MR $1.00 AC-3 Air Cleaner Farr Dry Type $3.00 EXHAUST PARTS AC-4 Air Cleaner Oil Bath B-61 $3.00 EX-1 Exhaust system parts Mack B or L series $4.00 AC-5 Air Cleaner Donaldson Horiz. Dry Type $3.00 EX-3 Exhaust straight stack w/heat shields $3.00 AC-6 Air Cleaner Dodge Horizontal $3.00 EX-11 Exhaust stack for Diamond-Reo Giant $4.00 AC-7 Air Cleaner Mack R600/700 $3.00 EX-13 Exhaust stack for DM-600 $4.00 AC-8 Air Cleaner Horizontal $3.00 EX-14 Exhaust Stack/Muffler for Dumptruck $3.00 AC-9 Air Cleaner Mack B-81 $3.00 EX-15 Under Frame Muffler $3.00 AC-10 Air Cleaner Diamond Reo $3.00 EX-16 Diesel Under Frame Muffler/Exhaust $3.00 AC-11 Air Cleaner Mack F-700 or DM-600/800 $3.00 FIRE APPARATUS PARTS AC-13 Air Cleaner Vortox $3.00 FA-1 Deck Gun Base/Nozzle Assy. Large $5.00 Deck Gun Base/Nozzle Assy. Small AL-1 Airline/Gladhand set $5.00 FA-2 $2.00 AL-2 Tri-color Coiled Airline/Gladhand Kit $8.00 FA-3 Discharge Outlet Group $1.50 BB-1 Battery Box Universal $3.00 FA-4 Face Mask & Regulator $1.00 BB-2 Battery Box Mack B Series Twin $3.00 FA-8 Federal Siren Body $1.00 BB-3 Battery Box C.O.E.
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