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Blazer's 85 Suburban "Twinkie"

Less inclined.

How much you talking? Taking it straight out the middle? All them kids still going to fit?
 
I tend to agree.
Diminished returns on narrowing vs boat side

Plus then someone might think it's a JK
 
I basically have the space from the down tube, aka "C" pillar to the outside skin along the whole side thinking I want to get rid of that

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You hit that sheet metal a lot?
Just curious if the work will pay off in benefits
 
Never hit any of it. Thinking future and how much weight I can cut off of it. The roof and sides are triple walled so basically thinking skinning the out side and reattaching to the tube.
 
Yeah its a replacement for my Mega, ,mine doesn't like to up shift well any more. He bought an Art Carr so he had this one. Eric is getting my old one to see if he can make it work.
 
So.......... I hate my indecision.

Every time I look at this thing or drive it or what ever I want to narrow it, as well as the boatside.

UGG

Then i look at the work and think UGG
 
Ugg like it ugly like those shoes?
Maybe you need a long bed to transfer your parts to
 
no UGG just a lot of work,

My issue is in the present state of not being narrowed it still looks like a Chevy Suburban, sort of. This I like. I dislike how much space is between the seat and the door. Boat siding will not change that. My kids like the space a bit, makes them less scared of the obstacle, which really has no bearing on my decision cuz the one who says that really doesn't go often.

My issue is that if I spend all the work boat siding it at present width, then still hate how wide it is I will have to redo everything that I had just done. Which will suck. However I also dont want it to look much weirder being narrowed, it is a bit long.

I hate having to do things twice because I went the easy route.
 
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