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Ok guys thought i knew how to up load from photobucket, but it seems i only posted one pictue.. what do i need to do? any help?


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Looks like you just copied the wrong link.

Here's a link to the whole album


1953 Chevrolet 3600
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Nice work.


"It's just a phase. He'll grow out of it." Mama, 1964

1956 Chevy 1/2-ton 3100
1953 Chevy 6100 "The Yard dog"
1954 GMC Suburban Now with a new proud owner.
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Hey thanks, building the sub over the last 4 years was easier than down loading pictues here... I'm building this sub for a friend in so. Calif. and we're surprising them with it at the GNRS end of Jan.. they don't have a clue it will be done or that it's in the show.. should be fun.. thanks again for hooking me with the link, maybe someday i'll learn how to do it...Wayne


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Nice job. I'm sure you're friend is going to be thrilled with his burb. I looked at the photos,kinda reminds me of the work done on my panel.


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That's one beautiful suburban,thanks for the pictures.


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Looked at your pictures Ned and you did some nice work on what looked like a rust bucket too...


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Thanks Tim.. glad you liked the pictures..


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Fantastic job. I keyed into the progress pictures paying attention to the order and sequence used to repair the floor, cowl, and interior and exterior cab areas. Been thinking long and hard about how to approach that work. thanks for sharing.


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thumbs_up very nice! What's the process in making the headliner?

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good job.....

i have a ? though,,,, i noticed you welded sheet metal strips over the factory seams. will this help them to not crack in the future???

my 49' factory seames are cracked and i would hate for them to return in the future if i dont fix them right


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