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I have a '37 GMC 1.5 ton parts truck. It is a rolling chassis with the front fenders and grill and a chopped up cab.
I will take $500 for the whole thing or if anybody need's parts off of it we can can decide how much those parts would be, plus shipping of course grin
Thought I had some pictures in my laptop, but can't find them. I will take some more and post them tomorrow.


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I know of someone who needs grill pieces in CA.


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The grill is in pretty descent shape although the center bars are a little rough.
I'll take some pictures of what I have and post them later today.


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Can't seem to get any pictures to upload maybe I could send them to your email address.


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Please send by email, thanks,


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dunfire's e-mail adddress is in his profile (just click on his username) where only bolters can see it, but yours is now out there for all the bots to see. Probably not a good idea.Just saying. ohwell


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I don't know what happened but my pictures are not in jpeg format. Somehow they got changed to heic files and I don't know how to change them back.


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HEIC is the default iPhone format now. You have to specifically change it in the phone settings. If you have Windows paint, you can open HEIC files and resave them as jpeg.

To change your phone go to Settings Camera Format and choose Most Compatible.

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FAST55 - Another option for converting existing HEIC pictures is to email them to yourself. Doing that normally converts the HEIC format to jpg or png format (also reducing the files sizes) so you can save them and then upload them through the Attachment Manager.

If you need help, email your pictures to me (see my profile) and I will save them and add them to your post for all to see. wink


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Ok, so I went into my phone and changed the setting, don't know how it got changed, and will take another picture and see if it comes up as a jpeg format.
Thanks guys for the help with this. I probably need to get one of the grand kids over to help this old brain figure this stuff out.


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Fast55, it should be a federal law that cellphone providers provide us old fogies a seven-year old along with any cellphone that they sell, if we do not have access to one in the form of a grandchild!


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