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4.21 UPDATE Topless Suburban on Rocks - NARROWED Front ROCK

Welcome to CK5. :D

your burb sounds awesome but, Linky no workie!!! :doah:

get us some friggin pictures already.
 
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Looking good :bow:



Yall are a bad influence on me :p:

EDIT: OOPS, I posted the wrong pic, but this is a cool burb too.

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Thank you very much. It has been a very cool project. I probably would not do it again, but I have had so much fun doing it and seeing people's reactions when they hear what I am doing. It has taken me about 2 years to do what I have done, but again I work 50 hours a week and I was finishing my degree the first year and a half. The majority of the transformation has happened in the last 5 months or so.......I am thinking about getting a membership to the site and then maybe I can get more pictures over hear.......
 
I am not sure why the original link does not work....but when I click on it...it goes directly to my gallery over @ texas4x4.org

go to the gallery, click on the 8th page, and I am about five entries down under Lone Star Off Road.......hit me up if you have any questions

Adam
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I helped my buddy do his Sub last summer - we did it a little differently than you - we cut the front vertical part of the Blazer tub - just ahead of the top about 2" - and went vertical - then straight across the top - then molded the Sub & Blazer top together. He cut the Blazer tub just above the horizontal body line - it went together pretty slick -

It was very sick - but then he got tired of it and sold it - I couldn't believe it!

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That's really awsome looking... What color of green paint is that on the front half of the burb?

IGOR said:
I helped my buddy do his Sub last summer - we did it a little differently than you - we cut the front vertical part of the Blazer tub - just ahead of the top about 2" - and went vertical - then straight across the top - then molded the Sub & Blazer top together. He cut the Blazer tub just above the horizontal body line - it went together pretty slick -

It was very sick - but then he got tired of it and sold it - I couldn't believe it!

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