Can you Photoshop me a Blazer out of a Surburban,
So that it's a 2 Door, blazer wheelbased Suburban,.... by removing the 2nd door/window,... so that there is no removable top? retain the suburban roof line? So it's a solid top Blazer. How would that look?

hills hot rods did it with the 73-91 body style

here
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k169/rombeck/tealburbblazer.jpg
and
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k169/rombeck/tealburbblazer1.jpg

Here's a Tahoe version. You want it shorter?

I have always had that idea everytime I have seen a burban... i think it would be cool

The look I'm looking for is just simply a Blazer w/o the removable top, So, just a solid metal non-removable top. So, like a Suburban as in the solid roofline and all metal,... but all Blazer.
Ok, better description.... all metal Blazer...?

yeah i get it

sorry posted wrong pic......here it is

The look I'm looking for is just simply a Blazer w/o the removable top, So, just a solid metal non-removable top. So, like a Suburban as in the solid roofline and all metal,... but all Blazer.
Ok, better description.... all metal Blazer...?

I am pretty sure I posted exactly what you wanted in my second picture.

Scorp... Yes you did exactly what I described... Thank you... I do like it, although, seeing it in reality (well, sorta) I didn't like the rear window, where it meets the door...
The pic 1LoC10 posted is exactly what I was hoping to see,... I didn't know how to describe it, but that is it... a non-removable all metal top on a blazer, where what used to be fiberglass is all 1 piece part of the body.
1LoC10.... does that truck really exist? or is it photoshopped?

does that truck really exist? or is it photoshopped?

Photoshopped it was a suburban.

The blue one I posted is real.. im not sure if its solid or removable, but the black plays with your eyes enough to give you an idea.... the red one, I just blended the top in using the paint program

i think that it would look a lot better if there was a blazer taillight/gate section on there as opposed to a burb section... i just cant get the big HUMP on the back to look cool when its shortened to "tahoe" style length.. im thinking.. 4dr blazer, with permanent burb style pillars, and maybe a more low profile roofline from some newer burb with some stylish ribs in it... anyone up to that challenge?

Here's a real one that actually started life as a Suburban.

And here's one that started as a blazer and is owned by brad2 on this board, it's still under construction though.

how bout a whole thread full... http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=166940