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Hardtop Blazer?
Sorry if this has been posted before, I don't get over to the 67-72 side very often.
I was on Google images trying to find a picture of a 1965 Suburban. Found this while looking at a site that had one and this too. I have seen a picture another Blazer/Suburban like this before but it was red and I think it was a tailgate. I like it! Wish I could figure out a way to put barn doors on one of me Blazers... |
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This is a modified Surburban.
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I figured as much. I posted it here as it looks closer to a Blazer than a Suburban.
I like what Hill's did with this Blazer but personally would have went for the barn doors. Just me maybe? |
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The orange rig has been posted several times in the past. It is a cut down burb, but very cool. It's the only one I've seen like that other than photoshop jobs. I think there are a couple guys on the board wanting/planning on building something similar.
Someplace, there is a photo of an in-progress blazer with a fixed roof. They shaped the B Pillar to flow more like later model Blazers. I might have a photo on one of my other computers or you might find it in a search. |
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You mean this one Bouncy?
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Now THAT is way cool~~~~.
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The last time I spoke with him it was not much farther along and he was talking about getting out from under it:( I hope he re thought that and is sticking with it.
Kevin LFD Inc. |
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A hard top blazer is pointless. NO DEAL!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It use to belong to member Brad2. It's still way COOL! Some purist might not like it,... but it show what $$ and a little imagination can do. The craftsmanship is awesome.
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I still have the money pit.. This is how it looked about two weeks ago. I know really doesn't look much different other than different primer but the body has received lots of TLC. I need a motor for it now. Still no idea on a completion date. :(
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The two things that consume all my money! I actually bought this the day he was born.
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Along as you are still working on it is all that matters to me. That rig is just too cool. :metal:
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I'm not a huge proponent of making blazers into fixed roof rigs, but what you have done is so different than any others, it is cool. The craftsmanship is awesome. I wish I half that skill. Whats the plans for the rear gate? It looks like you have holes drilled for side moldings. What are the plans there? |
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Glad to see you still have it! I think this is one of teh most amazing 67-72's I have seen. The work is top notch from the pic's you have sent me and what I can see. I am still up in the air about what I want to do to my 70 2wd but I think it will stay a vert but not by much;)
Also what is the rear bumper made from? Ends off a front and the center from a rear? Kevin LFD Inc. |
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That thing is gorgeous, finish it no matter how long it takes it will still be cutting edge.
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Sorta reminds me of the 55-57 nomad lines! Unbelievable talent you have in metal forming, hope your son is paying attention. My boys were 6 when they were hanging out in the workshop. Good looking son, BTW J.
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Brad what year was this started? Also what are your plans for a motor and trans? |
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That thing is SWEET:metal:
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