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gclark1 · 09-17-2013, 10:54 PM

I hope you all understand that when someone says it is freakin awesome, I have a smile from ear to ear. Thanks a lot!!

All of you guys that have said how cool it looks makes me just keep pressing on toward getting it done and road worthy. More progress, but minor. More than anything, I got the body back on the chassis.

The money is getting out of control. I thought I could build one for 10-12 when I bought it since I would be doing most of the work myself. My brother laughed and said it would be 15-18. I thought there is no way I would ever spend that much on an old square body Blazer. Well, fast forward and I blew past his estimate too. As a result, I am going to concentrate on putting parts back on that I have accumulated/cleaned/rebuilt over the last 18 months.

09-17-2013, 10:54 PM	#69
gclark1 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Mesa, AZ Posts: 161	Re: Introduction and 2wd Blazer in progress I hope you all understand that when someone says it is freakin awesome, I have a smile from ear to ear. Thanks a lot!! All of you guys that have said how cool it looks makes me just keep pressing on toward getting it done and road worthy. More progress, but minor. More than anything, I got the body back on the chassis. The money is getting out of control. I thought I could build one for 10-12 when I bought it since I would be doing most of the work myself. My brother laughed and said it would be 15-18. I thought there is no way I would ever spend that much on an old square body Blazer. Well, fast forward and I blew past his estimate too. As a result, I am going to concentrate on putting parts back on that I have accumulated/cleaned/rebuilt over the last 18 months.