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James Lamb · 03-21-2019, 11:06 PM

Man seeing those pics makes me wish I still had mine. But grad school and not very much $$$ was not conducive to having an extra vehicle that got 10mpg.

FYI, if you have not discovered it yet, there's a small triangular trim piece right behind the passenger seat, accessible once you flip the seat forward. It's held on by 3 or 4 screws. There's a cavity about the size of a small shoe box behind the panel. Makes a great place to stash extra cash when traveling. Also, what with the fridge in the rear, the main power cable runs beneath the body. Mine caught on fire (the wires) amazingly enough while I was under the truck. Lots of yelling at a friend to disconnect the battery (he disconnected the wrong one first) while I was blowing, swatting, etc. Anyway, I would put those wires inside a cable sleeve, especially if you plan on doing any four wheeling in it.

03-21-2019, 11:06 PM	#44
James Lamb Registered User Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Knoxville AL Posts: 74	Re: Blazer Chalet #0661 Man seeing those pics makes me wish I still had mine. But grad school and not very much $$$ was not conducive to having an extra vehicle that got 10mpg. FYI, if you have not discovered it yet, there's a small triangular trim piece right behind the passenger seat, accessible once you flip the seat forward. It's held on by 3 or 4 screws. There's a cavity about the size of a small shoe box behind the panel. Makes a great place to stash extra cash when traveling. Also, what with the fridge in the rear, the main power cable runs beneath the body. Mine caught on fire (the wires) amazingly enough while I was under the truck. Lots of yelling at a friend to disconnect the battery (he disconnected the wrong one first) while I was blowing, swatting, etc. Anyway, I would put those wires inside a cable sleeve, especially if you plan on doing any four wheeling in it.