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One of the offroad magazines...Flat fender Blazer

Its cut right at the body line... I'd consider doing that but it would take 44+ tires to fill the gap and I only plan on upgrading to 40s...
 
I actually saw him in Moab one year. He was running a 6" lift at the time and 44" boggers.

It was a well built truck
 
Matt while that truck is cool, you owe me at least 6 minutes of my life back.

The vid was LAME.

Although maybe you don't owe me. I got me some ideas stirring in my brain
 
i agree...

worse off road video ever......


I would like it alot better if it had a little different front. Those headlights dont do it for me.
 
i saw absolutely NONE of the potential that truck has...
you could have done most of that in a gokart
 
Matt while that truck is cool, you owe me at least 6 minutes of my life back.

The vid was LAME.

Although maybe you don't owe me. I got me some ideas stirring in my brain

Lets hear it...:whistle:



The vid was pretty lame. The only thing making it bearable was the tunes. If that rig was mine, I'd be flogging it like a $2 sale at the whorehouse.
 
Lets hear it...:whistle:

Kind of hard to explain, similar tube work but tighter with a kind of stock looking front end but narrowed with expendable flares, a little different start with the tube behind the bed being able to tie it into your rock sliders and still protect the truck and doors.

Using a cut down grille stock headlight surrounds (modded of course). Make your truck legal on the road but quickly converted to a serious off road rock eating machine

making the fenders just skins and hanging them etc etc you know like a couple nights worth of work
 
I like it!
I keep entertaining the idea of dove-tailing the hell out of the front end, then making removable tube and plate fenders similar to a flat fender. one that would unbolt with five minutes of work.
 
this truck was just on the denver CL, and i believe it has now sold :frown1:
 
I like it!
I keep entertaining the idea of dove-tailing the hell out of the front end, then making removable tube and plate fenders similar to a flat fender. one that would unbolt with five minutes of work.


I was thinking of just ones that would slide in and out Matt, so just a minute on each side pull a couple pins when you get off road, narrow your truck, done with the trails pull the fenders back out (and bumper) and drive down the road.
 
I basically cut my front fenders along the same body line... Only, I put the cage on the inside of the fender skin... Running 38.5s and I can use up almost all of the space I cut out of the fenders...

I love being narrowed in the front and rear... Makes a huge difference up here...
 

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