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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Eastern Shore of MD
Posts: 10,165
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Re: 70 blazer project from Md.
If it comes out same as my panel, you will have to drop the rear of the floor down and slide it toward the rear of the Blazer to be able to disengage the front section. I made my work a little easier with the 2 post lift and having the body off of the frame just gotta make sure everything is braced good. I still have not fastened the new floor permanent yet because of A pillar work going on. You can see part of what I have been doing here in this thread. https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...=491574&page=5
A lot more rust work than what I originally thought it would be so keep in mind any rust you see hides probably double that. 
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