Project crew cab conversion

[1sickcrewcab]

I love your builds!!! Great work!!!! Cant wait either

 

[DRAGGIN95]

Thank you I appreciate it.

 

[ccreddell]

Hey Draggin, do you have a thread going on your 93 Blazer?

 

[DRAGGIN95]

Not yet, it is my wifes, and it currently sits waiting for me to work on it, which I need to do.

 

[ccreddell]

Not to hijack the thread, but what are your plans for it?

 

[DRAGGIN95]

Moved to my thread, the plans are to completely remove the 4wd parts and frame, install new highly modded 2 wd frame as it will be bagged on 22's, it already has a 300 hp crate 350 in it, and a complete Escalade front clip and I already did a weld on roll pan, oh also I bought all the seats, console, door panels, dash etc out of an Escalade to put in it.

 

[DRAGGIN95]

Well no pics but a small update, the truck is back running and driving under its own power, just lots of stuff still to do, and of course paint ASAP!

 

[jmig]

More progress, and the cab is finally back on the new frame.

Haven't been on in a long while but the frame is awesome! Someday maybe when the tow pig is done I will pull the shortbed apart to box my frame I get tired of looking at the ass end sagging every time I lay out so I've been leaving a little air out back. It looks so much better. Any more progress pics since this was from this past February?

 

[DRAGGIN95]

Thanks man, I haven't taken any new pics, nobody else has seen it, nobody here is in to this stuff anymore, but I am super happy with the frame, it is solid enough that I can jack the truck up under one of the core support mount on only one side and the whole truck lifts nearly perfectly level. I can also let the air out of one bag on any corner and the truck will stay fully up. I understand about that frame flex being annoying, if you were closer I would help you out with that.

 

[sewlow]

T nobody here is in to this stuff anymore,

(Raises hand...) I am!!!