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Blazer's 85 Suburban "Twinkie"
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You have never plated the steering box area or added a bolt in brace?
That's amazing.
That's amazing.
Lol I still had 31s when I did both 
MUCH better.
Now you just need a windshield and some doors to come play with us this winter.
Had a brace it broke in half too
I put hydro assist on it from almost the start so figured it would be ok with the brace
Guess I was way wrong.
Big things soon to be happening.
Round springs?
No not yet, just the frame fixed at this point. Where the steering box use to bolt on.
Full shop first, then Coil overs.
Used to bolt on to? Full Hydro? Or did I miss that last year.
Yeah the box pulled out of the frame at full size invasion. Got both plates to fix the frame, going to do a bunch of fixing to the front cross member to, may just replace it.
I see you built some shelter too. That will help keep ya working through the winter.
Yeah threw it up in a day and covered it with a tarp and hopefully we don't get a lot of wet snow to kill it.
Need to find a way to keep the heat in a bit better in the new building. Heater works great but its like heating a tent. Was thinking about attaching moving blankets to the walls an ceiling.
What does the brotherhood think ?
What does the brotherhood think ?
Turn those 'rafters' up on edge. Be a bit stronger.
Yeah I know but they are a few different sizes as in 2x6 and 2x10, plus didn't want to buy hangers to attach them. Figure as long as we don't get a super heavy wet snow it should hold out fine.
One cool thing is its gets heated periodically because the dryer vent, vents to the out side of the house inside of it.
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