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M1009 Featured in Four Wheeler in 2006
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Cucvnut
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cool rig but 3 shocks per corner really ? wonder if its still running lol
McCluskey
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I'm shocked the 6.2 NA is powering that beat.
still standing still cyco
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there was a feature a few months ago in either FourWheeler or 4Wheel and Offroad of a nice modded M1009 out of SoCal... when i saw it, i was surprised to see a custom front bumper that was almost identical to the idea i had had in my head for awhile for my M1010. it still featured the Mil-Spec grilleguard built into it... main difference between that and the bumper i want to build is that the grilleguard was welded on, whereas i want mine to mount similarly to the stock way... but it was a nice, well thought out build, with d60/14bolt out of a cucv and alot of other good stuff...
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stillstandingstill- here it is. Active Duty: 1986 Chevy Blazer HD CUCV - 4-Wheel & Off-Road Magazine
That's how i'm doing my bumpers also.
-Dave
That's how i'm doing my bumpers also.
-Dave
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Here is the link to the shop that did the custom bumpers and cage work. SMPfabworks
I like the rear bumper quite a bit.
I like the rear bumper quite a bit.
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Military spec blazers are extremely rare?
Even in 2006 when this was written I think that was a little far fetched.
Even in 2006 when this was written I think that was a little far fetched.
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that's why the prices are going up on GL
Pawnshop
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YEP, another one sacrificed to the off road gods... "it's just an old piece of Army krap, why NOT cut it up?"
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Yep, it sure is chopped up. Thats why it works so well. All the cutting, breaking off useless stuff, no mechanical knowledge whatsoever all makes a good trail rig
Another pavement princess lost to the ignorant.
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Yeah, but, but...
It gave him an excuse to throw away a ton of cash.
and it looks so kewl
well, at least to him and the EDITORS OF FOUR WHEELER. Shows how the public views our hobby.
Sad really. At least the editor from Diesel Power is an MV guy...
It gave him an excuse to throw away a ton of cash.
and it looks so kewl
well, at least to him and the EDITORS OF FOUR WHEELER. Shows how the public views our hobby.
Sad really. At least the editor from Diesel Power is an MV guy...
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What's the point of owning one of these if not to take them off road? If all I want to do is cruise around on pavement, that's what cars are for.