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Thread: German 98 Blazer build

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    Default German 98 Blazer build

    Hi guys,
    just wanted to share my build with you. Btw, that`s a really nice forum here...

    Plans are to make the car ready for some 3k mile trips around Europe.

    When I got it:



    Add this:



    Result:



    Made some 2,5" shackles and installed them:







    Did also 1,5" T-Bar crank...

    Got some 31x10,5" Mickey Thompsons and a CB:



    Started with a new roof rack including a roof tent:










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    Almost finished roof rack:









    6 light`s are missing...

    Yesterday I began with the winch:



    Final template:



    To be continued...

    Would really like it to get some comment`s/suggestions from you guys...

    Greetings from germany

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    If I was me I would reduce the height of the top bars on the roof fack. the rear one I woudl keep about 1" about the tent to protect it from limbs. the front one I would cut down to the height of the tire and make an aerodynamic wind break to help get wind over the vehicle.

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    Default Where R Ewe...?

    Hey,
    Just curious as to what part of Germany you are in? I am heading to Graff/Vilsect early next year and am trying to learn more of what to do and where to go in Germany...I'm a little excited.

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    Looks really good, I like your ingenuity. Nice work !
    J-S
    1999 GMC Yukon SLT. Build thread here.
    Going against the grain...

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    Congrats to your new truck! Looking good. Aber was sagt der TUEV dazu?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeepdreamer View Post
    Hey,
    Just curious as to what part of Germany you are in? I am heading to Graff/Vilsect early next year and am trying to learn more of what to do and where to go in Germany...I'm a little excited.
    Hi,
    I`m located near Ulm, that`s around 200miles from Vilseck. Near me is the famous "Blautopf":




    Quote Originally Posted by Victorian View Post
    Congrats to your new truck! Looking good. Aber was sagt der TUEV dazu?
    Keine ahnung, der Dachträger ist zumindest Ladung...

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    I'd definately say to lower that roof rack a bit. It's pretty tall.
    "I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them." Thomas Jefferson

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    [QUOTE=Steinbruchsoldat;687155]Hi,
    I`m located near Ulm, that`s around 200miles from Vilseck. Near me is the famous "Blautopf": Quote]

    Das ist AWESOME! Thanks for the pic...I think I am really gonna like Germany! Haha...

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    I like it. You may find S-10CREWCAB.NET forum and our website has valuable information on the s-series platform. While focused on the crew cab trucks, much of it does cross over to the entire s-series line.
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