Took the valence off!
Aesthetically or functionally? Personally, I prefer the looks with the valance. Unless it's beat to heck, of course. The smooth, classy (dare I say "classic"?) lines of the Blazer suddenly jerk to an stop with an unexpected view of the internals. It's like a beautiful woman who has exposed jawbone... Ok, it's nothing like that. Not even close. Sorry to put that image in your mind. Forget I ever said it.
But it does look unfinished to me. On the other hand - if you're offroad a lot it's probably more gooder without
But it does look unfinished to me. On the other hand - if you're offroad a lot it's probably more gooder without
To be honest, the valence looks better to the people who don't know anything about offroading. All they say is ooo, that guy has a bunch of rusty parts under his truck. Must be a redneck! Just my .02.
I think a trimmed lower valence looks great! It is in between the two extremes!
I think a trimmed lower valence looks great! It is in between the two extremes!
I hope you didn't take that personally. I spend at least 87% of my time on blacktop ... Well maintained blacktop. Flimsy stuff bolted on mainly for looks that's also the first thing to catch rocks/tree stumps/ditches/etc are ... What's that word? Superfluous? Something like that.
But I still like the looks
But I still like the looks
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