link to pics of rear fiberglass bumper and other parts

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When I pick up the soap!

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BigDog

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could be mounted over the existing collapsed bumper-shocks would sell like hotcakes, and I was frustrated at not being able to see the detail in dap's pics. And if dap were in SoCal I would shoot the pics for free as you understand, so let some of the punksters volunteer that are out dap's way but then their '02s look like a BMW version of . . .

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URL: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4501101299

Would you buy this Econoline?

I made the money I spent on my digital camera back within a few eBay auctions. Good pictures pay for themselves.

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buy (my van was in the July 1971 issue of Hot Rod which helped my selling price) my 1966 Porsche 912 when I was 20. Polaroids by me are from my pre-pro days:

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and so did Road & Track and a number of rags I sold it to. The Enquirer saw the photo in R&T and contacted them and R&T sent 'em to me. The NE doesn't give photo credits, but like I said they pay very well.

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help you learn when to apply the use of the contraction you're.

I agree though that good pictures will help sell items. I think perhaps you could have applied more tact.

PS are you new to photoshop or something? bring the color saturation down a notch.

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