I'm pretty much finished with my 57 Suburban. In case you haven't seen the project thread, it's a truck I bought 15 years ago, got halfway done, piddled with over the years, and mostly sat around taking up space in my shop. I've been cleaning up around here, and I was planning to sell it since I figured I'd never get it done. Then I started working on it again, and decided it's a neat truck and I should finish it. So, that's how I spent the last month, 7 days a week, 12 + hours a day.
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This is what it looked like a month ago. It was pretty far along, the chassis was done, the bodywork on the shell was mostly done, but I still needed to fix the doors, and the front sheet metal. And pick an engine, and figure out a few other mechanical details.
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Here it is today.
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This is what it looked like a month ago. It was pretty far along, the chassis was done, the bodywork on the shell was mostly done, but I still needed to fix the doors, and the front sheet metal. And pick an engine, and figure out a few other mechanical details.
Here it is today.
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