blazer rear rollpan pictures

[bdiamond]

I am kicking around the idea of a rear rollpan on my 82 2wd Blazer. I've searched for pictures and came up empty handed. I figure the tank will hang below the pan but will it look like a big nutsack hanging below it? Would I need to move the tank forward and up slightly to make it look decent? Any info or pictures would help.Thanks

[UKNOWME]

If you search my pics I have at least one with a roll pan on my Jimmy. Sorry I'm not on a computer that has the pics to upload
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[gclark1]

I do not have any pictures, but have seen only a handful over the years. That 31 gallon tank will hang down and it is unsightly to most. I think the look of the tank on what is supposed to be a slick and clean modification is what deters most folks. If you keep the factory tank, there is not much you can do with it in terms of moving it up or forward as it is pinned real close to the rear end and is mounted right up in the frame rails on the top. I guess if you want to get real froggy, you could take out the tank and modify it...?

Anyone have a picture of someone that has done it "right" and likes the way it looks?

[tvblazer78]

here is some of mine.

[gclark1]

Man, I really like the look of that black Blazer - nice added touch with the street rod inspired fuel door!

Did you narrow the rear end on that? If not, what size wheel w offset and tire do you have back there? Really looks slick.

[tvblazer78]

Originally Posted by gclark1

Man, I reall the look of that black Blazer - nice added touch with the street rod inspired fuel door!

Did you narrow the rear end on that? If not, what size wheel w offset and tire do you have back there? Really looks slick.

Thanks man...
The rear end is stock size, but i rolled the infenders. Wheels are 20x10 not for sure on the off set, look up some of my old post and you should find it, its like 4" or somthing like that.

[mcmlxix]

Bringing this back up for more pictures...