57 Chevy Truck with working parts

Printed on both my MK4 nozzle 0.4 (with latest firmware and PS software) and my MK3S+ with 0.6 nozzle.

Print the Chassis first. Put supports under the ends for the wheels. The holes for the axles have been enlarged to allow for a 5 mm dowel or rod. The  dowel worked well for both the tire rims and to go through the axle holes.

Print the Front Floor and Back Floor.

Next print the Truck Front-Cab-Hood Base. It will require support (I used organic.)  This ensures there is no gap between the parts. This was prevalent in the original. 

Print the Grill lights and insert into place, making sure to fully insert. You may also print the Head Lights and glue into place.

BEFORE combining Truck Front-Cab-Hood Base with the Front Floor, Print and insert the Steering Wheel & Column and Seat. Optional: Cut pieces of window tint for windows. I used Gorilla Tape to secure in place. Use clear sheet for windshield.

Now you are ready to print and place the back floor on the chassis.

Next print the Truck Bed then the Tailgate and tailgate supports. STRONGLY RECOMMEND: glue one of the tailgate supports into place and let dry. This makes assembly much easier.

Now you can print and insert the Tail Lights into place.

The Back Wheel Covers will probably need support. 

The front Rims and Tires are resized so they don't interfere with the front bumper. The rims and tires will need to be glued, then the axle should be glued to the rims.

The front bumper was redone to make the supports fit tighter. Also lengthen them to allow tires more room. I gently tapped into place. The Back Bumper worked well as originally designed.

Lastly, I created a gas Cap, and a block to keep the tailgate from swinging into the truck bed. I used a 1mmx2mmx45mm block with brim which I trimmed and glued into place.

The results is a very pleasing and functional toy. I added the child's name (PS Text) and affixed to the tailgate. 

NOTE: The seat is from 507254-chevy-truck-toy-car/files