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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Eastern Shore of MD
Posts: 9,897
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Re: 71' Blazer Rust bucket build
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Originally Posted by VA72C10
WOwsers....from 1 to 3 in a hurry  Looking forward to seeing what you do with these...like the 2wd SLAM idea The 4wd frame gets you lower than a 2wd would...but if you do a BIG notch...that doesn't matter
I'd be interested in the plates as wall art I have a few nice 72 pairs...they actually want them clean/good white paint or they won't let us run them here (according to DMV)
Looks like some really nice parts from the last two blazers... |
I would only lower it as low as I could go without notching. My comfort area is in body & paint. I can do suspension and all but only have limited experience in it. I plan to read up on the site before tackling anything like that. I also have found another board member that is doing the same thing that lives close enough to visit should I go that way.
As soon as I figure out what i am doing with the plates I will let you have 1st dibs on them. Other than wall art, they have no value to me unless someone has a set of 68' 71' or 72' MD plates that I could use on either the panel truck or one of the blazers. They are getting harder to come by, for sure.
Richard
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