Newb Blazer Driver

Hey guys, this forum looks like its got a good crowd. A litte about myself, im in Winnipeg CaNaDa!! i was into motorcycles, but i had to trade in my 2004 Yamaha FZ6 towards a vehicle. The blazer seemed to be the way to go here.

I just picked up a 2000 LS, and it seems pretty good so far. its all stock from what i can tell. i dont know if my rims or stock or not, i get lots of "nice rims" comments, as if they have never seen them before....not sure what thats about. ill get a pic and post it, see if you guys/gals can tell me. anyways, the only thing ive done to it since i got it (2 days ago), is change the headlamps to blue. LOL.

i was impressed with alot of the pics on here. i think im gonna try to keep the outside close to original, but tweek the little things, lights, put a kit on it, nothing too fancy tho, and put my heart into the inside. I got mad payments on this thing tho, so im pressed for cash.....ok, the wife wont let me spend huge coin, so i was curious if you guys know of any places to get good priced lights/kits/etc, to tweek the small things. possible at prices the wife wont catch on to the money disappearing. LOL.

i look foward to chatting with you all.

-Pete-

Welcome to the forum, its always nice to have new faces in this place. http://www.andysautosport.com/vehicle/home?_v=vmd00056 is a good site for stuff for your truck.

sweet stuff. thats scarey tho, with my weak canadian dollar. its sure gave me some ideas tho. thanks again!

Welcome to the site bro

I've found the best way to put maximum cash into the Blazer is to stay single. I didn't start spendin money on mine till me and my girl split

having a baby dosent help financially too. they're pretty expensive.

LoLo - LOL! if i didnt have the wife, i wouldnt be able to do what i can. 2 incomes = extra coin

zero - ive read those things are hard on the pocket. something to the effect of a boy eats up 250,000 from brith to 18, and a girl is like 375,000. forgot where i read that tho. i pity the families with a bunch of girls.....especially with a 125,000 diff (roughly) each. OUCH.

*snip snip* no more kids. ( i dont have any, and dont plan on having any in the next few years. if i do, ill cry)

Welcome to the site! Glad to see another Canadian in here (we're taking them slowly but steadily LOL)

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ORIGINAL: m00nwater

Welcome to the site! Glad to see another Canadian in here (we're taking them slowly but steadily LOL)

YAY!!!! CaNaDiAnS sHaLl ClAiM vIcToRy!!!

for carry hockey sticks, and throw pucks.


dont be such a hoser, eh!

What's that all aboot? haha

sorry. i get a little carried away sometimes, as you'll come to see.

now that im a blazer guy, youll probably see my crazy shananigins all over the place. im good for that!

oh, and the "dont be a hoser" wasnt directed at you, just saying it in general. after i read it today, i think i may have put that wrong. didnt mean any offense. just yapping canadian talk. Strange Brew FTW!



*the 'Shwa? as in Oshawa Ont? i lived there too!!! YAY!!!

I know...I was just making fun of the fact that everyone things we say "aboot"...who says that?

And ya, I live in mullet-ville. I moved here from just outside of North Bay to go to college. So Oshawa to Manitoba, eh? I don't know if that was an upgrade or not

Oh, geese.

It took me a long time to get rid of my Northern accent. Ya'll (southern slang) are gonna bring it back.

By the way welcome to the site. It could use a shot in the arm.

Well, I spent the first 5 years of my life in South Georgia, then spent the other 15 years here in the sticks of North Carolina, so I've got a natural southern accent.

UNFORTUNATELY, half my family is from Jersey, so I have this lil built in northern accent to go with my natural born southern one. As I result, I come off sounding British sometimes, lol.