They are 1/2in plywood
Thank you, It is coming together one part at a time. I will tack the bolt heads and I'm thinking about using 1/8in plate for more support for the bolts.
I was just messing around. I really like how you made them and have it organized. My truck toolbox is a nightmare by comparison, everything just tossed in a box with a single tray and most of it greasy because I haven't wiped it down in a couple years.
LOL, my wife says I have no sense of humor. I like to keep my stuff organized but it never lasts. It does look good in photo ops though.
The rear springs where a nice upgrade. I hope I still have the same load rating with them as I did the old ones. I didn't feel like doing a shackle flip so I went the lift spring route. For my intended purpose I think they will work out just fine. As far as the ride I can't tell much of a difference, it still feels like your in a tank, LOL. I think If I got better shocks It would help out a lot but I bought four new Pro Comp shocks before I knew anything about Bilstein shocks. Live and learn I guess.
LOL, Its a sleeper, move along nothing to see here, LOL. Thanks, like everyone else says "just one piece at a time".
I really like them, and if you get the ones out of a two door the seat backs fold forward to make it easier getting to the back of the blazer
