How about some pics of 47-59

[ratty 46]

Miayota - been a fan for a while of your work ... you have a good eye for vintage tin & it shows.

I hope you have continued sucess in your hobby/side work.

ratty 46

[sqrlnts]

Miayota, your 49 Silver Dollar is perfect. Would love to discuss how you achieved the exterior finish.

[Sedgewick's Dad]

Pardon my ignorance but how do I post a photo>

[ratty 46]

Simplest way is with a Photobucket, Fliker or some picture hosting site. Do you have one of those?

[Sedgewick's Dad]

All I have is Picassa which I don't even know if it is a hosting site. I am techno-dinosaur and all this modern stuff is really Greek to me.

[05snopro440]

Originally Posted by Sedgewick's Dad

All I have is Picassa which I don't even know if it is a hosting site. I am techno-dinosaur and all this modern stuff is really Greek to me.

Is your picasa web albums? If you access your picassa albums online (through a google+ account) then you're set. If not, you'll need to use one of the sites that ratty 46 mentioned. You need your photos uploaded to the web somehow. Once you have your photos in a photo hosting site, view the picture you want to post in full-size, and then right-click on it and click "Copy Image URL". Once you've done that, in your message window on this page click the little picture icon (it says insert image if you hover over it) above the text box, press CTRL+V (paste) to put the link in the box that pops up, and press OK. That will put the correct code in your message to display the image. Repeat as necessary. If you're not sure, click "preview post" at the bottom to see how it looks.

If you want to use photobucket you can do it a little easier by copying and pasting the code directly from photobucket.

Here's a thread as well: Photo Posting Thread

[Sedgewick's Dad]

No it is not Picassa web albums. It is just a folder I keep photos in. Thanks anyway.

[Sedgewick's Dad]

Can't post a picture but will try a video Excuse the wind noise.

1949 Chevrolet Pickup - YouTube

[05snopro440]

Originally Posted by Sedgewick's Dad

Can't post a picture but will try a video Excuse the wind noise.
1949 Chevrolet Pickup - YouTube

Nice looking truck. Have you been on stovebolt.com? Lots of those trucks on there.

[Sedgewick's Dad]

Thank you. Its a 50 foot driver. I have been on that site. Lots of trucks indeed.

[Seamus]

Mine is "Ultra Violet Metallic" one year only 2004 Chevrolet SSR color my late wife picked out of the sales brochure. In true "Red Hat Society" tradition, the interior is red. Unfortunately she didn't survive cancer to see or drive it. Women love it!!

[PhoenixRisinggmc]

afternoon Seamus, sorry to hear about your wife and my condolence's go out to you. would like to see a larger photo of your truck to see the color clearly. sounds like a great color, and I agree the color attracts lot's of women to it. at least it seems that way when I go to week-end car shows or whatever type I attend.

[Seamus]

Originally Posted by PhoenixRisinggmc

afternoon Seamus, sorry to hear about your wife and my condolence's go out to you. would like to see a larger photo of your truck to see the color clearly. sounds like a great color, and I agree the color attracts lot's of women to it. at least it seems that way when I go to week-end car shows or whatever type I attend.

Here's a side & rear view.

[PhoenixRisinggmc]

hello again Seamus, great looking truck not many purple one's out there. so tell me what running gear do you have in it? what sub-frame did you use? just curious!!!!!

[mikec4193]

This is my about 75% done 1953 Chevy truck....all GM parts...250 6 cylinder, 4 speed truck tranny, Camaro rear end...it is currently #3 in the lineup too get worked on...I have a Willys S10 swap and then a near stock 1951 1 ton coming to my place this summer...then if I get time I will get back to work on this...it is rude and crude for sure....all it really needs now is a wiring kit...

MikeC

[PhoenixRisinggmc]

Hi mikec4193, great starter truck looks like there is a lot of work left to complete. can look back and know what I had to work with. but you do drive it correct? that's a good start.

[05snopro440]

Originally Posted by PhoenixRisinggmc

Hi mikec4193, great starter truck looks like there is a lot of work left to complete. can look back and know what I had to work with. but you do drive it correct? that's a good start.

That one's nearly finished!

Looks awesome mikec!

[mikec4193]

Originally Posted by PhoenixRisinggmc

Hi mikec4193, great starter truck looks like there is a lot of work left to complete. can look back and know what I had to work with. but you do drive it correct? that's a good start.

Hi Phoenix
I have not driven it yet as I got sidetracked on a Willys Jeep rebuild for the past 2 years...It is currently 3rd on my list of stuff to rework...gotta S10 frame swap going on now and then a 1 ton farm truck...then back on this one..
All I am actually lacking is a wiring harness than we should good to go...I love the finish on the cab...in rust we trust for sure...

MikeC

[Seamus]

.30 over SBC w/700r, TCI MII w/power rack, '79 Camaro big 10 bolt w/3.42 posi, Nu-Relic power windows, Wise Guys seat, etc. Truck was in excellent shape when I got it from a friend - his daughter had been driving to college in the NC mountains.

[nvrdone]

Seamus - are those Chevy Corvette / Camero rally wheels ? If so, where did you get the old school hub caps that fit those wheels ?
Thanks, Nvrdone

[PhoenixRisinggmc]

thanks for the info Seamus... we have about the same except mine has a 1973 Nova SS sub-frame and a 1981 Camaro 10-bolt with 3:42 gears, .030 over 327/300hp, with 86 305 HO heads, disc brakes all around. no power windows yet. so what kind of milage do you get with your set-up? Oh and T-5 5 speed out of a 89 s-10...still like your truck

[Seamus]

Originally Posted by nvrdone

Seamus - are those Chevy Corvette / Camero rally wheels ? If so, where did you get the old school hub caps that fit those wheels ?
Thanks, Nvrdone

Rears are original Corvette 15"X8", fronts are original 15"X6", used on early Corvettes & fleet cars - Impalas & such. Bought the hub caps at Charlotte Auto Fair. Most of the parts & wheel vendors sell them. Believe Summit sells them also.

[PhoenixRisinggmc]

yes Seamus you are correct Summit racing does carry them as I have 4 extra 15" hub caps just laying around. you might say spares for mine.

[AD51]

Haven't posted any pics in a while, still keeping the faith though ...

[FarmerSid]

Fill us in on what's go'in on AD51.