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Man their ugly imo but yes, there are two different powerwagon bodies available, maybe more, a two door and a BUTT UGLY 4 door. I've not seen a 2 door build so this could be cool, I've seen a few 4 door builds, all ugly and not scale really at all but kinda original I guess.

About half way down is the 2 door.

http://www.rccarkings.net/bodies.htm


EDIT, HPIGUY is faster than me.
 
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I had the 2 door on my tmaxx several years ago. They are a large body.
 
I'm not sure, might need a longer chassis. Could take a fair amount of custom work too. I think Rolex did one of the 4 doors on here with axial axials but didnt use an axial chassis.

Although I did a build of a silverado, same type body, 1/10 MT body, and did it on an scx10 chassis and it fit with alittle longer links so you might be ok.
 
Yup, took a custom frame for this beauty to sit on Axial suspension.

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Nice looking truck. I hope the 2 door will fit on Axial frame. I can make a frame if I have too.
 
Yup, took a custom frame for this beauty to sit on Axial suspension.

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I know you know how to build but did you ever fix the rear links? They are high clearance links which are upsidedown giving you low clearance links. Beauty none the less but didnt know if you did that on purpose for some reason???
 
It doesn't have nearly the clearance that the stock chassis has, especially with the shorter shocks, so basically it just looked better.
 
A can of clear Rustoleum to lock in the dirt and to keep it from infecting his other projects.
 
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