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**lks dcvn** · 03-07-2011, 10:10 AM

Just wanted to let you all know that I was alive...and doing well.

So last year I sold everything out of my yard that I wasn't going to get to anytime soon...which was the best decision I could have ever made. I kept my 69 Blazer that doesn't need much attention - get it, turn the key, and go. In fact, I drove that Blazer as much as I could last year...

I still have this 72 Blazer in my garage wondering where I have been for the past year. I don't think it cared.

I intend to finish this 72 Blazer at some point...just need to get my tail out there and start tinkering again.

I stood out in the garage over the weekend and just stared at it...reflecting on how many hours I put into it, how many new curse words I learned along the way, and how happy I thought I would be when it was done.

There is some bodywork to finish up, a windshield frame to replace, and I am sure a host of other odds and ends that have yet to surface.

I hope everybody has been doing well - thanks for the messages.

C'mon spring - I want to drive my trucks!

03-07-2011, 10:10 AM	#291
lks dcvn Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Columbus, Ohio Posts: 4,339	Re: 1972 Blazer - 'Bullet' Project Just wanted to let you all know that I was alive...and doing well. So last year I sold everything out of my yard that I wasn't going to get to anytime soon...which was the best decision I could have ever made. I kept my 69 Blazer that doesn't need much attention - get it, turn the key, and go. In fact, I drove that Blazer as much as I could last year... I still have this 72 Blazer in my garage wondering where I have been for the past year. I don't think it cared. I intend to finish this 72 Blazer at some point...just need to get my tail out there and start tinkering again. I stood out in the garage over the weekend and just stared at it...reflecting on how many hours I put into it, how many new curse words I learned along the way, and how happy I thought I would be when it was done. There is some bodywork to finish up, a windshield frame to replace, and I am sure a host of other odds and ends that have yet to surface. I hope everybody has been doing well - thanks for the messages. C'mon spring - I want to drive my trucks!