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Advice on posting links to pics ... Wyoming
#792721 10/27/2011 2:10 PM
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So I picked up my truck Sunday. It is a 37-39 General Motors truck? I created a photobucket account and am starting to post pictures on it so you all can help me determine what year it is and or what model it is. How or what is the best way to post a link so the truck can be seen?
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Re: Advice on posting links to pics
dsrtrchr #792757 10/27/2011 4:33 PM
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Sorry, I need to iron this "new to the forum business" stuff out.
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looks like a Keeper
maybe some of the Jimmy owners will chime it, we have a few aboard.. enjoy the ride

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Curt, looks like a nice find whatever it is. smile Now that you've got the picture thing down, you might want to post a topic in the General Truck forum. Something with a catchy title like "what's this truck?" will get lots of looks. More people view the General forum, and someone (probably many people) will be able to help identify what year/make your truck is.

A VIN will help nail it down, too, if you can find it and read it.

Also, you can browse the pages of the Gallery for the mid to late 1930s trucks and see which ones match.

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Re:Advice on posting links to pics ... Wyoming
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It sure looks like a 1937 my buddy had.

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