1948 GMC – Truck Bed


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		Left side of truck after the removal of the running board, fender and cutting of the existing bumper and homemade spare tire mount.
		Remaining metal that was welded directly to the frame after cutting off the existing heavy duty homemade bumper.
		Left rear fender -- To be stored until the completion of the project. Not to be used. Will replace with new fender. Spare tire mount - Trash Fender brace - To be straitened, cleaned and powder coated. Tailgate chain - Stored for future reference. To be replaced with new set of chains.
		Left side of truck after the removal of the running board, fender and cutting of the existing bumper and homemade spare tire mount.
		This is Tracy, a good friend of mine, that enjoys stopping by to lend a helping hand and a chance to play with some power tools. Here you see him grinding away the remaining welds after cutting away the spare tire mount.
		This is Tracy, a good friend of mine, that enjoys stopping by to lend a helping hand and a chance to play with some power tools. Here you see him grinding away the remaining welds after cutting away the spare tire mount. (picture 2)

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