1978Blazerk5
1/2 ton status
looks good
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1973 blazer
- Thread starter chevy wrangler
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Looks way better now!
chevy wrangler
1/2 ton status
thanks guys
Gus that looks awesome. Nice.
chevy wrangler
1/2 ton status
thanks craig
chevy wrangler
1/2 ton status
more pics
went to see my old 77 its still ugly!!LOL
oh and installed a fire extinguisher:
LOL
went to see my old 77 its still ugly!!LOL
oh and installed a fire extinguisher:
LOL
i have one too, a must have for any carbureted engine. i have a 6x6 inch hot spot on my hood where all the paint is melted off from an engine fire.
1978Blazerk5
1/2 ton status
It's the next thing i am gonna buy for my truck. I was with a friend of mine when his dodge 3/4 ton towrig burnt to the ground there was nothin we could do.
This is probaly where i am gonna mount mine.
chevy wrangler
1/2 ton status
oh and got a cd player and 4 speakers behind the rear seat
That dash looks a little rough there...
Our dashes would probably look like that too if our trucks came from that part of the country. Hot scorching, merciless desert...
Our dashes would probably look like that too if our trucks came from that part of the country. Hot scorching, merciless desert...
True, but then again we have rust...
I didn't know '77 Blazers came with driver's side air bags! What did you do? Bump into a cactus? 
Yeah I think I'd pick the cracked-up dash over the rust any day.True, but then again we have rust...
1978Blazerk5
1/2 ton status
Yeah I think I'd pick the cracked-up dash over the rust any day.
same here, accualy I did
. I had to replace the dash pad but it came with the truck when i bought it.but it sure is nice to have rust free and to be crack free lol
ditto
You too, huh? Crack kills.
1978Blazerk5
1/2 ton status
oh and installed a fire extinguisher:
thanks for the idea i got mine mounted up in a simular location.
