abqjohn

Ah, but you didn't say "...and I want clear sides" in your comment. AND the 3d printed files I linked to ARE from the author of the 'ible. However, I COMPLETELY agree, and when I build mine, I also want clear sides!If you're not ready to buy a laser cutter, see if there is a Makerspace nearby. Or inquire at local schools & libraries, as many are creating mini makerspace-type labs...

If you follow their download links, they also have download links for 3d printed sides - https://www.the-diy-life.com/diy-raspberry-pi-4-desktop-case-with-oled-stats-display/

Thanks for uploading the missing file!

I had NOT seen them! Thank you for the follow through & posting them (& even letting us all know, awesome!)I cannot see the wheel rims; did I miss downloading them or are they not there?

VERY NICE!When I was growing up, we had a right hand drive Scout II we got from a great uncle. Please count me in among those interested in the .STL files when you have them ready in however many weeks. I hope to print one for a fellow member at the makerspace who is in the middle of getting his scout back on the road (he got t-boned by an inattentive driver).

Very nice!Do you have any resources to share on going with DIY EFI? I have an '83 F-150 with the inline six, and most of the kits out there are aimed at V8's. The few places that DO have something that they claim will work for the engine are still about $1,000 USD!