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Nice! I think that's what @Prostar 190 has, if not very similar...in red.

 

Howdy from DFW and
Of your Tundra

 

That things sweet looks like it needs a surfboard on top and park it in the sand.

 

Oh, it gets worse. I sold that Blazer (for $$$). One of the bigger truck regrets I've had. Got a 1984 FJ60 Land Cruiser with 137k original on the clock. Flipped that after a year and got my 2000 Land Cruiser, which I spent the last 4.5 years building. Now...a Tundra

 

I approve of all of your vehicle choices all pretty sweet! Well except mabe the Prius but we can always call that the wifes car..

 

Thanks. Hoping to stick with this Tundra for a while. It's comfortable enough the wife, and capable enough for me. Although, would love to get another full vert K5...

 

Nice Blazer but no way that was a 73. That one is a slant nose and those didn't come out until 1980 and the grill is about 1990. Either way very nice Blazer.

 

Welcome from Ohio!

 

It was definitely a 73 but I know the PO who did most of the build used some later body parts (not sure why). He gave me the file for the frame off resto. I can’t take credit as he did 95% of it and his wife made him sell. Felt bad for him. I sold for almost double what I had into it.

 

Only reason I said that was the front clip on a 73-79 had a square front and the cowl panel was part of the hood and had a different core support. That all changed in 1980 to a slant nose and the separate cowl panel. What all was done to the motor?

 

Thx Liz.

No worries. I honestly don’t remember but he had it down to the frame. The motor was a rebuilt 350 bored out 30 over. It had less than 5k miles on it when I bought it. I literally stole that truck. Worst part, the guy who bought it from me bought a house three blocks away. I have to see it every day...

 

That would suck having to see it all the time.

 

Here's my square body.

 

Welcome!

 

Welcome from NY.

 

Welcome to the party!!

 

Welcome from Nevada

 

Migraine, one of the reasons I sold the Land Cruiser is because it was pushing 226k miles. Still going strong even on trips to the western sierras, Death Valley etc. But wife wanted something a little more comfortable and reliable as we may be driving up to Seattle in 2020 to see her family. Maybe tour around Oregon for a couple days coming and going. So I’ll be up in your neck of the woods so to speak