1988 Blazer - Corgi Hauler II

[Stielow]

Originally Posted by dhutton

No Corgi pics? . Who doesn’t love Corgi pics?

Don

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[JON Q]

Welcome back Mark!! You've been gone for quite a while.
Will you be leaving the stance as is?

[Stielow]

Originally Posted by JON Q

Welcome back Mark!! You've been gone for quite a while.
Will you be leaving the stance as is?

Yes stock suspension. Maybe a tad bigger tires.

Funny thing, the wife complained the old 2WD drive one was too low. Now she want me to add a door handle so she can get into this one. I told her I was buy a small folding stool she can use to get in. You can never win.

Sorry for my lack of presence on Lat-G new job has me jumping.

Mark


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[Tinker]

Originally Posted by Stielow

Sorry for my lack of presence on Lat-G new job has me jumping.

No need for apologies Mark.
I think we all realize how busy you are, but are still happy that you continue to provide some of the most valuable input here.
Thanks for sticking around.

[raustinss]

More importantly can you break all confidentiality agreements and tell us everything that's going on at work lol

[Mad_Monte_Carlo]

I love the old K5s. I wish mine looked that good.

[Sheck44]

Finally, someone else building a kick ass 4X4 !!

Looking forward to seeing where this goes Mark

Cheers
Steve

[Vegas69]

I have some fond childhood memories that include these square bodies. I'll probably end up with one eventually myself. Hopefully one that is done with an LS swap. I'll drive it and polish on it. LOL

[Stielow]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

I have some fond childhood memories that include these square bodies. I'll probably end up with one eventually myself. Hopefully one that is done with an LS swap. I'll drive it and polish on it. LOL

1988 was the year started at GM as a summer intern. I remember driving these trucks when they were brand new. So purchased 1988 for a reason.

Good memories.


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