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Looks similiar to a photoshopped (paint) mod I created last year.

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Wow a stretched crew cab longhorn? No U-turns for you.
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Nice project !
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Im going to put tractor brakes on it. :lol:

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Since today is Thanks Giving, I went through my phone and downloaded all the pictures of my kids helping me with the truck, because as evil as they have been this last week, I really am thankful for them.

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-M...0629185643.jpg

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-8...-24-56_604.jpg

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-v...8-25-09_72.jpg

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-D...8-25-37_74.jpg

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-C...-59-23_486.jpg

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Nice crewcab
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Hope all the little ones had a blast at Thanks giving.
One thing(I don't want to be a downer) When my two little ones helped me in the shop I made it mandatory they had hard sole shoes on. My oldest split her foot wide open once. Thats how that rule came about. Don't want you to have to go through that.
Love your build.
Watchin this all the way through.:metal:

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Nice pics of the kiddos. How old are they? And I agree, make them have shoes on for sure. Those metal shavings and slivers will tear their little feet up.

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They are 18mo and 3yrs. I hear you 190% on safety! The garage is an extension of the house. It is SPOTLESS because of them (and mommas tires) i do all metal work beside the house and no work gets done with them outside just measuring and marking. I even have all exposed (and unexposed) metal edges taped up! There is just way too much that can go wrong in a shop to have the kids around while working, but they are a blast to have help wash the truck, fix momma's vacuum, or anything else momma says is safe!

And that is who I truly am thankful for! My wife is the sense of reason in my insanity and I wouldn't want to imagine life without her!

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-U...0/DSC_4485.JPG

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Very nice buddy! Sounds like you've got it under control. :lol:

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You never have toddlers under control. You just prevent disasters! Hows your fam Ryan?
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Great build, I'm looking forward to seeing it come together!

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:agree:

I finally ended a "really bad" marriage and never intended to marry again. Met my current wife and, as they say, the rest is history. Been married over 25 years and she and I raised our daughter (my daughter from my first marriage). Could not have done it without her!!

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Isn't that the truth. You're just minimizing damage. Haha They're doing okay. The son is teething and our daughter is the baby destroyer. :lol:

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dont know if youve seen this one yet...

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what the!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Wow
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Any build info? And watch the door on the way out seems shorter than the truck.
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Dude! Where did you find that! I see he has a cherry GMC grill... wonder if he wants to come off it?

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Whoa! More info on that monster?

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Looks like a standard rear suburban door and still a 3 door set up. Added an additional small window from the rear doors. Also kept the high suburban roof. Would make the rear doors easier because the window frame wouldn't be modified to match the curve of the cab.
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Im constantly searching the web for a 1969 gmc crew cab like we are building and have yet to find one. This was a picture of a truck another member of this site, 1968vetL-71, had posted. apparently not his build just a truck he came across on his trip through texas. Check them out: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=465464

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After the kids went to bed I put 2.5 hrs into this. I didn't metal finish it yet because my hammering is a little loud when the family is asleep.


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nice work, cant wait to see this come together.

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Got a few hours while the kids were asleep to get some work done. I got the right rear door fit and tacked. I may work on getting the left one done tonight after the kids go to sleep. I decided to push some other projects to the side to work on the crew for a while.

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-W...-46-56_574.jpg