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03-29-2012, 05:11 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: West Chester Pa
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Re: '72 K5 Blazer CST = Yet another Build
any updates
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!972 K5 Blazer,Highlander,A/C a twin to the one I Had 1972 K/5 Blazer  CST Highlander 15YR project2003 Silverado Crew 2500HD (Daily driver) 1997 Ford focus (Beater) 2003 ford Taurus (student) 2014 Ford Fusion HYB (wife) 2003 Jetta ( Student) |
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04-02-2012, 12:49 AM
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Location: UP, Washington
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Re: '72 K5 Blazer CST = Yet another Build
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04-03-2012, 01:15 AM
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Re: '72 K5 Blazer CST = Yet another Build
Well I finally have a moment to update my build. It was put back together for the trip across the country. It will be taken apart again to get back on track of how I want to do the work. So for the progress;
Put the rear axle together, it is done now so I will not have to open it up again until it's time to put new oil in it to start driving.     Then the front axle.     They went on the frame for the outer work and the body back on the frame.  Put the semi nice rollers on it.   Then it was ready to roll into the trailer, in the back ground.  So now when I get it to the new garage I will start over, as far as having to pull it apart. |
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