what do you guys think of a Short Burb
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ive heard of that for off road trucks but never seen an suv, looks sick
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That does look very cool!
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Like a square body Tahoe, lol. 
Wonder what they did with the fuel tank.
Just imagine the rear wheel well opening mod on that.
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Wonder what they did with the fuel tank.
Just imagine the rear wheel well opening mod on that.
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I like it Ray only problem I think you might run into is cutting too short and not have any room for the rear shackle to operate. And it probably looks 1000x better on a lifted burb than a stock height one.
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On closer look, the pic looks photochopped...
You can see a seam in the background image of the water/mud through the large window, and a slight seam on the quarter panel. Sorry to burst your bubble.
You can see a seam in the background image of the water/mud through the large window, and a slight seam on the quarter panel. Sorry to burst your bubble.
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just cause its photoshopped does not mean i can't do it.
if i get caught up on my projects i will bob my sub like the picture
if i get caught up on my projects i will bob my sub like the picture
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On closer look, the pic looks photochopped...
You can see a seam in the background image of the water/mud through the large window, and a slight seam on the quarter panel. Sorry to burst your bubble.
You Go Inspector Gadget !!!
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Its actually pretty cool dude!!
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another picture i found something different than just a sub
but i would cut the sub in the middle of the rear doors and a blazer in the middle of the doors then put the blazer rear on the sub
to keep the wheel well centered in the rear quarter not so long behind the wheel well
4 door blazer
but i would cut the sub in the middle of the rear doors and a blazer in the middle of the doors then put the blazer rear on the sub
to keep the wheel well centered in the rear quarter not so long behind the wheel well
4 door blazer
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Someone posted pics of a Removeable Blazer top on a Burb not long ago. It's white one. Blazer in the Rear, Burban up front. I'd rock it.
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My by buddy has a 90 k5 jimmy. We're definitely converting it to 2wd, and there is talk of a modified burb roof for it...
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another picture i found something different than just a sub
but i would cut the sub in the middle of the rear doors and a blazer in the middle of the doors then put the blazer rear on the sub
to keep the wheel well centered in the rear quarter not so long behind the wheel well
4 door blazer
Now THAT is the best blazer cap install I have seen. Very clean, and when painted to match, will look factory.
One winning lotto ticket will do the trick!
