Now I feel like a dumbass for not even thinking about doing something similar when I had my core support all cut apart. 
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One Piece at a Time: My 1985 Diesel Suburban
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Now I feel like a dumbass for not even thinking about doing something similar when I had my core support all cut apart.
That's the beauty of doing everything 2 or 3 times like some of us do..... there's always another chance to fix that oversight later on!!!
“I know how to make this better!”
“How?”
“My friends and I are determined idiots.”
“How?”
“My friends and I are determined idiots.”
You just described my entire build.
Glad to see the update David, always enjoy seeing this.
Somebody, somewhere, someday, is gonna swear up and down the core support is factory. 
Looking good
Looking good
Continued progress coming from Neal. Inner tubs are next.
He’s doing timelapse and quick snippets for the video, and I think y’all will enjoy his perspective.
That’s all at bump, but everything clears.
I sourced more planks for this ship of Theseus.
Thats half a suburban in a short bed. Two quarters and three doors.
David
He’s doing timelapse and quick snippets for the video, and I think y’all will enjoy his perspective.
That’s all at bump, but everything clears.
I sourced more planks for this ship of Theseus.
Thats half a suburban in a short bed. Two quarters and three doors.
David
Plus, I got all jacked up on coffee and did the most requested episode: an engine build review.
Probably my favorite thumbnail so far.
David
Probably my favorite thumbnail so far.
David
Nice. Is it really the same truck?
Saw that pop up on my feed earlier today. Need to go back and finish it.
Fantastic David! Can’t wait to check out the work in person again.
Just watched and replied to a comment on the Quadstar page...I really need to get back to working on mine. Just been dailying it for a while now.
It would be great to make Blazer Bash 25, but I'm skeptical. Tin work and paint take a lot of time.
Thanks man. Curious what you have planned.
It both is, and is not.
David
End game is Rockwell's and 58s, but that's so far down the line it's hard to think about. Really I just want to finish up all the mini projects and get it more reliable. This year my big ticket was replacing the full AC system. It's done, but still not working like I'd expect so need to dig back into it.
Love driving around town and getting all the looks, especially the kids when I pick my oldest up from school. Definitely planning on keeping the 6.5 though.
You're taking it on trails after he's done?
That's one of my favorite thigs about Moab, you can wheel a lot of trails and have a lot of fun and come out without any body damage.
Saw this plate today, thought of you
I was trying to decifer it and that's the only thing that came to mind but didn't dare say it thinking I was just one track mind.
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All the prep and the road trip to the trailhead. The full video comes out later today on Nate’s channel.
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