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rangerfj40 · 02-27-2009, 01:03 AM

New here, trying to get the lay of the land, so to speak.

Just picked up a 1970 K20 long bed that needs lovin.
I have owned a 72 SWB C10, a 72 K10 LWB, two 76 Blazers, and a 74 K10.
Kind of went away from Chevys for awhile and built FJ40 landcruisers. Still have two, a 1962 FJ40 and a 1978 FJ40/45 hybrid. Had many other FJ40s.
Owned many 81 and 82 toyota 4x4 pickups, 5 if I remeber correctly.
No stranger to Chevys but its been awhile. I've always loved the 67-72 era Chevy trucks and Blazers. Best looking pickup IMO.
I'm a USAF mechanic by trade for many, many years. I haven't been able to wrench at work for quite awhile, but I make up for it at home. Best relaxation anyone could ask for.

02-27-2009, 01:03 AM	#1
rangerfj40 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Mountain Home, Idaho Posts: 19	New Member Time New here, trying to get the lay of the land, so to speak. Just picked up a 1970 K20 long bed that needs lovin. I have owned a 72 SWB C10, a 72 K10 LWB, two 76 Blazers, and a 74 K10. Kind of went away from Chevys for awhile and built FJ40 landcruisers. Still have two, a 1962 FJ40 and a 1978 FJ40/45 hybrid. Had many other FJ40s. Owned many 81 and 82 toyota 4x4 pickups, 5 if I remeber correctly. No stranger to Chevys but its been awhile. I've always loved the 67-72 era Chevy trucks and Blazers. Best looking pickup IMO. I'm a USAF mechanic by trade for many, many years. I haven't been able to wrench at work for quite awhile, but I make up for it at home. Best relaxation anyone could ask for.



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