Re: 1966 Suburban...Sort of...Trailblazer SS SWAP
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Re: 1966 Suburban...Sort of...Trailblazer SS SWAP
this is fantastic. can't wate to see more
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How much higher is the new rear floor compared to the original?
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The floor will be about 5" higher than what the burb would have been. Not really a problem for me as i only plan on hauling ass with it. 👍👍👍
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This thing is so badass. Love it. I know these are/can be stupid fast. Be awesome to go out and blow people away with it.
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Ok, its been a while since i updated this thread. Thats because i havent done much, until recently. Went 3 weeks with no progress, then jumped on tieing in the rear sheet metal. I used 1" box tubing to tie everthing together, then skinned the framework with sheetmetal. Tubing is done, sheet metal is tacked together. At least its some sort of progress.....
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Are you using the tblazer steering gear? Column? Any photos of that setup?
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I plan to use the tblazer steering from the firewall forward. I will either modify the stock column, or order an ididit. No pics as of yet, i have not done anything there yet, but will post pics when i do.
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Re: 1966 Suburban...Sort of...Trailblazer SS SWAP
Sorry for the questions, I have a similar project but I am a few steps behind you.
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No worries. Im happy to help!!!
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Lookin good!
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I'm a squarebody guy with a deep love for this body style. I'm not going to take notes, just watch in awe. Keep it up!
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Well, since my burb didnt come with the fuel door, and wouldnt have lined up properly with the tblazer fill neck, i decided to perform a little surgery to get the tblazer fuel door on the burb. I spent way more time thinking than working, but im happy with the result.
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Here is the inside. Lots of filling and finishing to do here...
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kinda neat, looks nascar
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I love all of this. Great mashup of trucks.
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I'm anxious to see how this one progresses! Subscribed!
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I had a really productive holiday weekend... All of the sheet metal fab from the door to the back is complete. Im happy with the outcome. Again, this is just tacked in, will need a full weld soon, but i wanted to get all the thinking out of the way.
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One more.
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This thing is incredible. I've said for years that some of these auto makers should remake some of the older cars/trucks with the same body but all updated drivetrain and interior. This reminds me of that.
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Looks just like GM intended it to look.
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Very Nice! :metal:
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Thanks for the kind words.
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