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Steve-W · 08-20-2010, 06:31 PM

I purpously won't call it an restauration, because that commits me to getting the car in showroom condition

No, I just want to get rid of the rust, upgrade the brakes to disks, clean up the cab and bed and drive it like I stole it!

here is my first piece of progress, the front end of a '73 Blazer 2wd, should fit like a glove.

It barely fitted into my A4 audi

It took 4 of us to lift it in and out of the car

Master cylinder with booster and steering rods(?) (sorry, not sure what it's called in english)

Safety first! Belts for the wife and seat for my 2month old boy

08-20-2010, 06:31 PM	#1
Steve-W Registered User Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Hoofddorp, the Netherlands Posts: 582	1969 Custom/10 clean up I purpously won't call it an restauration, because that commits me to getting the car in showroom condition No, I just want to get rid of the rust, upgrade the brakes to disks, clean up the cab and bed and drive it like I stole it! here is my first piece of progress, the front end of a '73 Blazer 2wd, should fit like a glove. It barely fitted into my A4 audi It took 4 of us to lift it in and out of the car Master cylinder with booster and steering rods(?) (sorry, not sure what it's called in english) Safety first! Belts for the wife and seat for my 2month old boy Last edited by Steve-W; 08-20-2010 at 06:32 PM.