so now that i've had my blazer for about 4 years now its come a long way from when i first bought it:

http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii52/94blueknight/myblazer9.jpg?t=1238688729
the way it was when i bought it

to what it is now:
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii52/94blueknight/IMG_0177.jpg
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii52/94blueknight/IMG_0178.jpg
*NOTE: yes i will be putting the door molding and window visor back on

since the time i bought it just on the body work i've done:
+new front fenders
+new driver door
+new tailgate
+patched rear quarters
+patched rockers
+anti-chip from door trim down and along wheel wells
+patched bottom of passenger door

i've also done:
+new exhaust (flowmaster super 44 muffler, click to listen (http://s261.photobucket.com/albums/ii52/94blueknight/?action=view&current=MVI_0179.flv))
+added trailer hitch
+new shocks (Monroe Air Max Shocks in rear, Monroe Reflex up front)

i've done a lot so far and my 'project' is almost complete future things to come possibly
+tint on front 2 windows to match rear (possibly done in a moth or so)
+31 bfg at's (possibly by nov)

i'm happy with my blazer and plan on keeping it for awhile yet.

Looks better without the moldings.

to me with out the molding it just looks too plain. the molding adds a lil more character and breaks it up a bit

to me with out the molding it just looks too plain. the molding adds a lil more character and breaks it up a bit I agree. I like the moldings on the 1st gens. 2nd gens have more of an indent and curves that make them look better, IMO with the moldings off.

nice blazer! the exhaust sounds good