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Old 12-03-2006, 12:28 PM   #1
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Some updated pictures. Dont expect much!

Haha. Well I've been driving this truck about 3ish months now, bought it for $900 from a board member, put a new radiator, cap and 2 thermostats before I actually got the thing runnin cool. Runs pretty well most the time, shifts good too, cant complain. Does have the top shock mount ripped out of the frame on the drivers right side I'll fix that later, next year when I start riding my bike every day, I can park the ol GMC and start strippin her down for repaint... Gonna go that black and silver stock color but a little different... Anyway, this is all i've done so far, dont mind the bashed up sheetmetal, I'm gonna get new goodmark doors, fenders and hood when I paint it.
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Old 12-03-2006, 12:44 PM   #2
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Re: Some updated pictures. Dont expect much!

Hey Crank I got that top shock mount problem, as well(passenger side). The mount is rusted and the P.O. put a big washer in place of the rusted hole with sheet metal screws. I was wondering whats the correct way to fix this problem. I haven't talked to any shops yet.
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Old 12-03-2006, 12:49 PM   #3
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Re: Some updated pictures. Dont expect much!

I'm just gonna find a half frame or a wrecked truck in a yard and take a torch to it. Cut mine out and weld it in, reinforce the he!! out of it, put that'll be when I replace the front fenders and all that good jazz.
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Old 12-03-2006, 06:18 PM   #4
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Re: Some updated pictures. Dont expect much!

wow great work so far on it man i remeber seeing the first pics of that one. nice wheel swap too looks more like a chevy truck and less like a 94 to 96 impala ss wheels. also i see you ditched the moldings too. What did you do for a grill or is it still a one totthed smile?

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Old 12-03-2006, 09:05 PM   #5
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Re: Some updated pictures. Dont expect much!

Yup. One tooth smile. I like it tho. I already bought a pass. fender and door off a Sub. but decided not to use them, they were perfect 'cept for dings smaller than a dime, but i figured, I'm gonna be getting new sheetmetal anyway, I'll just hold out for a while. Grill is gonna be a billet, between the stock headlight bezels... NO TRIM anywhere, may or may not stick with the door handles, I really wanna get some motorcycle mirrors or something small, maybe one piece glass. Been thinkin of changing to my Blazer bumper from my Blazer I have. whaddya think? Thanks 84 400 for the comments, figured I'd throw out my plans for 'er.
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Old 12-03-2006, 09:08 PM   #6
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Re: Some updated pictures. Dont expect much!

if you werent so far i'd of took that door in a heartbeat if was manual everything and driver side

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Old 12-03-2006, 09:47 PM   #7
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yeah man looks great and that k5 you snagged is gonna be sick too any p[rogress on that beast? sorry to hijack your thread. the spot style bumper on the blaz will look great on that truck. have you been putting more time inot the blazer then the truck since the truck is the DD? any ways good job and keep it up what is your plan for the nasty dent in the ds of the box?? new bed siode?
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Old 12-04-2006, 01:38 PM   #8
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Re: Some updated pictures. Dont expect much!

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I'm just gonna find a half frame or a wrecked truck in a yard and take a torch to it. Cut mine out and weld it in, reinforce the he!! out of it, put that'll be when I replace the front fenders and all that good jazz.
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I think I would just weld a patch in the hole, re-drill the hole, then reinforce it a little.

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Old 12-04-2006, 02:56 PM   #9
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Re: Some updated pictures. Dont expect much!

Re: Some updated pictures. Dont expect much! i'm sure a lot of great looking trucks on here started out the same way.it just takes time,effort and way to much money! and,oh yeah,if your married a whole lot of a$$ kissing.

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