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Blazer's 85 Suburban "Twinkie"
- Thread starter kgblazerfive
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Well the picture is a little deceiving. The d-shaft is about 2 inches higher then the cross mount. I have a high pinion axle so it doesn't move as much at the top.
I am planning on doing some flexing to make sure but I think it is going to be OK.
I am planning on doing some flexing to make sure but I think it is going to be OK.
Thanks
Started working on mounting the seats got the mounts built for the rear most ones going to get them mounted in the morning.
Then going to start working on putting in the second row. Still trying to figure out the design in my head though.
Got another console same color as the one in the front going to put it between the middle two seats.
Started working on mounting the seats got the mounts built for the rear most ones going to get them mounted in the morning.
Then going to start working on putting in the second row. Still trying to figure out the design in my head though.
Got another console same color as the one in the front going to put it between the middle two seats.
So seats are in and done.
Still have to do the rear seat belts but that should bad.
Need to time it also it, it is a little off
Others are of the seats
Still have to do the rear seat belts but that should bad.
Need to time it also it, it is a little off
Others are of the seats
y5mgisi
1 ton status
Good work man! 
Hey Keith on the skidplate mount, the angle iron. Not really before blazer bash but eventually you should plate that other side.
I have seen mounts exactly like yours on other trucks ( way way lighter trucks) get folded up pretty quick.
Also seen the bolts get tweeked so hard they had to be cut out, just get some tube you can still fit the socket in, weld that on and cut the flat plate to fit, weld, grind, weld, grind, weld, grind, you know the drill
I have seen mounts exactly like yours on other trucks ( way way lighter trucks) get folded up pretty quick.
Also seen the bolts get tweeked so hard they had to be cut out, just get some tube you can still fit the socket in, weld that on and cut the flat plate to fit, weld, grind, weld, grind, weld, grind, you know the drill
Bolts on the bottom or sides ?
The ones that bolt it up to the frame, on the angle iron
ok I will look into it
Seats are in mounts is done works rather well
Damn!!!!! I like it.
Another picture, my welding on the seat brackets
Got the other two Wahoo bars put in
Also got one of the rear seat belt in, no picture of that though.
Also got one of the rear seat belt in, no picture of that though.
been thinking bout doing the same thing to my doors as well
also going to try fabbing some kind of mount so I can reuse the stock mirrors. My little motorcycle mirrors aren't cutting it any more.
also going to try fabbing some kind of mount so I can reuse the stock mirrors. My little motorcycle mirrors aren't cutting it any more.
It is actually an option that DIY has got them after I got the doors put the fronts on when I put them in, never got around to the back.
I am running a circle track rear view mirror and no sides.
I am running a circle track rear view mirror and no sides.
63chevyll
1/2 ton status
I love what you have done with the seats in there. Looks great.
So all the seat belts are in. All six of them lap belt only but all are five point belts.
Put a Toyota part in the truck, think it made it a bit cooler or at least give the kids something to watch.
Put a Toyota part in the truck, think it made it a bit cooler or at least give the kids something to watch.
I've long thought it would be fun to have one of those. You're right I think the kids would enjoy watching it.
i had one of those in my '81 yota, they're pretty cool! its a nice addition to your rig.
