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Tom Vogel

01-12-2013 11:41 AM

Blazer article

http://www.classicshoptalk.com/conte...evrolet-Blazer

Interesting link from CPP, reads like a GM promotional Ad.:lol:

truckster

01-12-2013 01:09 PM

Re: Blazer article

I love how the article describes the top as weathertight and easily removed.

Obviously written by someone who admires the Blazer but doesn't own one. :lol:

YBNORML

01-12-2013 03:29 PM

Re: Blazer article

Quote:

Originally Posted by truckster (Post 5812529)

I love how the article describes the top as weathertight and easily removed.

Obviously written by someone who admires the Blazer but doesn't own one. :lol:

What do you mean, they almost never leak! As long as the sun is shining that is:).
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Erik V

01-12-2013 08:59 PM

Re: Blazer article

I reread that a couple times, my take is that he says the fiberglass top doesnt leak, which it doesnt unless cracked. He makes no mention of the seals or door openings. Of course, I do agree, mine seldomly leaks when its sunny out.

Erik

FoxHound

01-13-2013 03:18 AM

Re: Blazer article

Can't say I agree about the water-proof top, but the blazer will definitely get past anything you throw at it...anything but a gas station, that is :lol:

Jdubs71

01-13-2013 12:03 PM

Re: Blazer article

My top doesn't leak... In the garage. :haha:
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robs71k5

01-18-2013 02:19 AM

Re: Blazer article

I'm looking at the the bottom Blazer (Green one ) Now correct me if I'm wrong but does that truck look lifted and that photo does look like a period correct photo. :chevy:

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