Well, i've looked for it and i've found here a print about it, but sadly it's no more available 
http://www.smcars.net/forums/blueprints-donation/23762-peterbilt-281-1956-a.html
So, even if i don't like to get prints from 3D models (and surely the Moritzamica's print were a true one, maybe even patent), the only way to get it has been to download it from Google Warehouse and to set it in Sketch Up to have the correct views and proportions. The backgrounds don't match but the truck's images match perfectly.
Original model uploaded by ''eerez'', also the modeler of it.
I also attack a pic of the only survived 281 of the 4 used in the film ''Duel'', near to a 68 red Plymouth Valiant which also appeared in the 71 movie.
note: Since the first 281 came out from the Denton's factory (TX) in 1954, i've put that date in the title.
http://www.smcars.net/forums/blueprints-donation/23762-peterbilt-281-1956-a.html
So, even if i don't like to get prints from 3D models (and surely the Moritzamica's print were a true one, maybe even patent), the only way to get it has been to download it from Google Warehouse and to set it in Sketch Up to have the correct views and proportions. The backgrounds don't match but the truck's images match perfectly.
Original model uploaded by ''eerez'', also the modeler of it.
I also attack a pic of the only survived 281 of the 4 used in the film ''Duel'', near to a 68 red Plymouth Valiant which also appeared in the 71 movie.
note: Since the first 281 came out from the Denton's factory (TX) in 1954, i've put that date in the title.
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