I just had to share this CL Beauty!

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FJ40LVR

FJ40LVR

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jebus.

edit: i'll steal this from box rocket, says it all.
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Gotta Love anyhting with that much:wrench::hillbilly::beer::wrench::doh::wrench::hhmm::hillbilly::beer::wrench::idea::beer::wrench::hillbilly: :beer::whoops::wrench::wrench::wrench: (redneck engineering!)
 
LandCruiserPhil said:
Here is his brother rig from down south also a Blazer:hillbilly:- Please do not PM me about this rig it is NOT FOR SALE
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Wow there is so much wrong with that. Don't they know, when you strap down a wheelchair to expanded metal, that you CROSS THE STRAPS! Sheesh people...

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Why not complete the carport/front yard motorized ensemble with this little beauty?
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Hmm

Not a whole lot uglier than the average home sandrail conversion. And certainly more off-road potential.

Look at the bright side, they didn't wreck a LC to build it.

Glenn in Tucson
 
FJ40LVR said:
Enjoy this engineering marvel;):
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While I'm certainly partial to Blazers, it's a NO to this one.:) And NO to the other one, too, Phil. And methinks that was a P/U, not a Blazer...

There are a few more ex-Blazer beauties out'n about the Valley. My favorite is a 'buggy' where all the custom crossmembers are simply made from flat stock... and installation would have required overhead welding - so they winched the truck on its side, for convenient welding of crossmembers to the frame...
 
ChaseTruck said:
While I'm certainly partial to Blazers, it's a NO to this one.:) And NO to the other one, too, Phil. And methinks that was a P/U, not a Blazer...

There are a few more ex-Blazer beauties out'n about the Valley. My favorite is a 'buggy' where all the custom crossmembers are simply made from flat stock... and installation would have required overhead welding - so they winched the truck on its side, for convenient welding of crossmembers to the frame...
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:cool: you caught the Blazer dig It was for you:grinpimp:Are you sure its not a Blazer:flipoff2:
 
ChaseTruck said:
... and installation would have required overhead welding - so they winched the truck on its side, for convenient welding of crossmembers to the frame...
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That seems completely logical to me...isn't that how your supposed to service your undercarriage?
 
FJ40LVR said:
That seems completely logical to me...isn't that how your supposed to service your undercarriage?
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You betcha! The taller ya build it, the smaller the come-a-long it takes to tip it over!! How else would I service my muffler bearings?? John
 
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