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Swettysblazer's 1991 K5 Trazer: ONE TONS!
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Yep bored get those chicken scratches up
I wanna do something like this first one, with a 2x3 square tube hoop. Same overall shape, and have a toolbox in a similar spot as well.
But incorporate some of this one as well.
But incorporate some of this one as well.
Only thing I don't like about this first one is the use of the hi-lift as a rub rail. Other than that I dig it
Yeah, that wouldn't happen on mine. Probably mount it along the inside of the hoop.
Oh, and a wood floor.
I dig the idea of a rectangular main bar.
Follow the curve of the cab as closely as possible though. That will really make it stand out.
So basically about a thousand hours of grinding and several ( hundred) cuts on the rec stuff.
I think the rec looks dumb though when it's obviously cut and welded.
Follow the curve of the cab as closely as possible though. That will really make it stand out.
So basically about a thousand hours of grinding and several ( hundred) cuts on the rec stuff.
I think the rec looks dumb though when it's obviously cut and welded.
That's the plan. We'll see how it goes.
A short prayer session is in order this AM.
Indeed it is. I said goodbye to my best friend of 8 and a half years today. We sent the Blazer body off to the big Chevy yard in the sky.
rest in peace
LOL, rude
Its a worthy correction!
Anybody got any recommendations on either a chop saw or a band saw?
Portaban ftmfw!!!
See, I was thinking that, but I like the fact that the chop saw has some set angles that I can't fock up lol
