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Yeah....they're ok on 77 c10's too
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Yeah....they're ok on 77 c10's too
I suppose so if its used for a wussy wagon mall crawler and not towing anything or hauling a load.
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Well I can't attach a tow hitch due to location of gas tank and it's a 2wd but I think 'mall crawlers' are 4wd truck who never leave the pavement. So your description is probably close but just needs a couple tweaks! 
no towing=no need for big mirrors
no towing=no need for big mirrors
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OH wow for real??? I didn't realize the gas tank relocate would keep you from having a receiver hitch. Sure you could still use a ball on the drop bumper for something light weight, but no, all my project trucks have receiver hitches except one, and I'll be taking those off the 2 trucks I let go of and putting on my trucks. So, I'll have a receiver on all 3 of my projects I think I've decided to keep. No gas tank relocate for me.
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Well I can't attach a tow hitch due to location of gas tank and it's a 2wd but I think 'mall crawlers' are 4wd truck who never leave the pavement. So your description is probably close but just needs a couple tweaks!
no towing=no need for big mirrors
could you use a sub/blazer hitch?
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not sure if I could or not. Hrpc could be right about the bumper thing and I think with the sub/blazers there's more distance between the tank and the back if the vehicle.
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Exactly. This is because of where the cross braces are attatched to the frame. They are strategically placed in the Burb/Blazer to accomodate the fuel tank where on trucks they are not.
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