any progress on this project?tyler.armijo,
It absolutely does count, what a good looking Avi, looks so much better than mine.
Not to stir things up too much, I photoshopped this one looking for ideas on what to eventually do with it. Rear end is actually chopped off right now and awaiting transplant onto whats left of my 96 Tahoe farm/plow truck.
Work in progress but this is what it might look like by the end of this summer.
Man, thats a rough trip to have all that go at once. But Good to hear that yours has been so reliable. I know they are and I really want to get one soon finally. Just have to talk the wife into "another" car. But since we are getting a camper, pushing getting a Tahoe or Suburban to help pull the trailer should be an easier sell!
rear springs judging by the pic look good still, i just put z71 springs in my ls tahoe, lifted the rear a hair under 2 inches. man i love that green i need a green one to match my 02 2500HD! i go to port aransas quite often i live just out side of san antonio in pipecreek
strong work!!!!! looks good, do the ac lines lines run up into the cab behind the rear wheel of a suburban like a tahoe? wanting to cut the back of mine like that but not sure if possible because of rear ac lines.
Yes it does. I plan to make a skid to cover them.....you can see them here.
good deal thanks for the reply, looked over your build thread, doin good work!
Thanks. I made the cut even with the body mount in rear, you can see in the above picture where the busing is and where the body mount contacts the inner wall...one thing I was happy to find when cutting this off was a plate just above where I cut that seals the cabin from the out side so it was one less filler plate I needed to make and weld in.
Cant wait to see what the end result is. I think it will look good!
Thanks, I just hope it looks half as good as what I want it too......I will never again ask why bumpers cost 2000 bucks.
right! ive built prolly built 20 bumpers on vehicles of my own and people always want one built until they hear the price, people just dont understand the time that goes into making them.
Solid work!! That rear bumper looks nice. Its simple, but stout. Not like you are trying to carry everything and the kitchen sink on the back!
thank you, i try to take as little as possible with me, bumper will outlast the heavyhoes frame, 6" x 5/16 thick tubing.
