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Hey Guys I found this 51 GMC truck http://www.stovebolt.com/forum/warkentin_roland.jpg that I believe is very rare. Actually I was playing around with my camera and came up with a possible project to do on my 51 GMC. What do you think? Should I go for the quad cab idea( I have other cabs I can use for the project) or should I keep it original?

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I have seen a couple of quad cab coes. If done right, it is pretty awesome. If done with duck tape, pretty funny.

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Here is a picture of an extended cab that looks pretty
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highwayman: all the vehicles done by your friend are well done. I tend to prefer stock old vehicles, but that gregfri has a real talent for tasteful modifications.

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CHEVY NUT, i think i would suicide the rear doors. ron


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One of the forum members had pictures of his cab that was lengthened really nicely. He lengthened the cab and doors instead of adding to the rear of the cab.

I thought THAT LOOKED GOOD! It gave the room needed and gave the truck a slight chopped look. That is what I want to do next. That looked hot and gave more function too.

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you almost had me there...

I'd go four door, if I wanted that big of a truck.. maybe scavenge some suburban doors for the 2nd set?


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Quote
Originally posted by Rusty Rod:
maybe scavenge some suburban doors for the 2nd set?
Please explain what you are thinking...


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Scavenging 'Burban doors wouldn't work, the 'burbs didn't get rear side doors until '67, and then it was only on the right side. They got 4 doors in '73.
Chevy Nut, thet GMC that you have pictured looks lik an aftermarket conversion to me. Not too uncommon to see something like that from a construction or mining company, perhaps a loggong outfit as well. I beleive that International made the first factory built crew cabs, most others were made by specialty builders until the early '70s.


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Hey Longbox55 it definately is an aftermarket conversion. I did it myself on the kitchen table with 4 pictures, scissors and tape. It's nice to know that it looks realistic enough to fool you. Might just encourage me to do it, maybe chop the top while I'm at it. Anyway it was a fun diversion for the evening.


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