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240 wheelbase measurement? Width? 200

posted by  bosozoku on  Fri Jan 7 21:06 CST 2005
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Heh. It might actually work, looking at the specs that t4d posted.
It doesn't necessarily make it a good idea. Remember that the Volvo
body is a unibody - a body with a frame built in - and the Blazer
is a body-on-frame truck. Dropping the Volvo body on to the Blazer
frame would result in a vehicle with two frames which would thus
be unnecessarily heavy. A more creative approach, like welding
only the front and rear sections of the Blazer's frame to the Volvo
unibody would probably work better. He'll then have the only 4WD
"240" on the block... ;)






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