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russgt · 06-15-2009, 06:53 PM

Thanks guys, I really have to thank my father in law for a lot of hard work, he got laid off by DHL about 4 months ago after putting in 30 years with them. Since he hasn't had luck getting another job, he has been putting a lot of hours in. As for the paint, I am repainting it the original glenwood green and the top is staying black. The trim and the wood grain are going to disappear. The interior is also getting switched to black. I currently have the low back buckets and want to change them out to a high back bucket, any ideas on what would look good?

06-15-2009, 06:53 PM	#14
russgt Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Waukesha, WI Posts: 904	Re: A little bit of progress on the blazer Thanks guys, I really have to thank my father in law for a lot of hard work, he got laid off by DHL about 4 months ago after putting in 30 years with them. Since he hasn't had luck getting another job, he has been putting a lot of hours in. As for the paint, I am repainting it the original glenwood green and the top is staying black. The trim and the wood grain are going to disappear. The interior is also getting switched to black. I currently have the low back buckets and want to change them out to a high back bucket, any ideas on what would look good?