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SilverMiner · 03-19-2014, 01:06 AM

My very first square was a 73 Blazer Cheyenne with full wood-grain, and my second was a 75 GMC with the partial wood-grain on the doors and dash pad but not on the bezel. I think I've been lusting for a compromise of the 73 ever since, and the 77's were just slightly less obtrusive than the 73-74's or 75-76's.

It is a shame (or maybe a good thing for my wallet) that the doors and bezels changed or I would be on a serious hunt to convert my 1980 Burb to wood-grain.

Or maybe... I should just buy this 77 and upgrade it to what I like about my 80... maybe I should admit that I'm just looking for justifications and reinforcement here.

03-19-2014, 01:06 AM	#6
SilverMiner Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: North Idaho Posts: 335	Re: CL find - clean 1977 Suburban My very first square was a 73 Blazer Cheyenne with full wood-grain, and my second was a 75 GMC with the partial wood-grain on the doors and dash pad but not on the bezel. I think I've been lusting for a compromise of the 73 ever since, and the 77's were just slightly less obtrusive than the 73-74's or 75-76's. It is a shame (or maybe a good thing for my wallet) that the doors and bezels changed or I would be on a serious hunt to convert my 1980 Burb to wood-grain. Or maybe... I should just buy this 77 and upgrade it to what I like about my 80... maybe I should admit that I'm just looking for justifications and reinforcement here. __________________ 1980 K10 Suburban Silverado, original 350 w/Qjet swapped to 406sb, TH350C swapped to TH400/205 Last edited by SilverMiner; 03-19-2014 at 01:23 AM.