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There was also a nice article in this mag about K5's and mentioned Colorado K5 a couple of times. Good article!
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06-28-2002, 09:33 AM
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Yep, I need to make it down to Disney for the Spring Thing at some point. I think they are going to do a fall Thing this year. If I remember the posts on ColoradoK5, it wasn't really just a K5 thing. Some bad rides in that article.
Really enjoyed the article on your friend's flying Blazer. I remember you saying he rolled it, looks like the picture they have of the interior looking down from above is after the roll as the windshield is gone and the hood is messed up. That guy sure built that Blazer stout. Have you ever ridden in it?
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06-28-2002, 09:34 AM
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I'm also eager to see the rest of the Suburban articles. I love it when they do stuff on our year vehicles.
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06-28-2002, 12:58 PM
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Jeremy isnt a real close friend just another guy with a truck I have met. Hes young and has one hell of a business going with differentials. I hinted around to Ken Brubaker about how popular these old trucks were, without trying to push them onto them. He knows!
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