He took a break from coyote hunting to stop in town at the parts store.
Martin
Martin
CK5
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Cherry early Blazer sighting.
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He did just put "new" fenders on it a few years ago.
Martin
Martin
Light rust in the normal spots! Great to restore!
Natural speedholes.
I'm digging the grille made of rebar. (I am, actually, though it's as structurally sound as the rear quarters 
)
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Actually not bad for for Eastcoast standards.....Cut the front fenders and throw some 42s on it and wheel the 
out of it.
out of it.
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5/8 ton status
I can see the CL add now..... light rust, new fenders, runs perfect.
He has had it forever. I was bull shitting with him for a little bit. He said he rebuilt the engine over thirty years ago. Which means it has had this current engine in it longer than the factory engine.
Martin
He took a break from coyote hunting to stop in town at the parts store.
Martin
Save the firewall maybe..., throw the rest away.
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That one makes mine look clean.... lol!
Good on him if he does...
But it isn't "cherry", now and certainly won't be after another 30 years.
-G
"Cherry" was a joke.
Martin
Martin
Maybe we Huskers are warped....
This thread has been fun to read.
Maybe I've been in the rust belt too long, but I thought that's what early K5s are supposed to look like. Where I live I expect that most of the cars that have hit 5 years of age have noticeable quantities of metal missing. And it just goes downhill from there.
I think it's only a joke for those with nice rigs.
Maybe I've been in the rust belt too long, but I thought that's what early K5s are supposed to look like. Where I live I expect that most of the cars that have hit 5 years of age have noticeable quantities of metal missing. And it just goes downhill from there.
I think it's only a joke for those with nice rigs.
Well, it'll be a fairly eaten cherry. Like just the pit remaining.
As mentioned, it's very difficult to determine when Martin is trying to be funny. He uses so few words.
I, on the other hand, use enough words that (1) nobody ever reads them and (2) you can be sure when I use this many I'm *really* trying to be funny.
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