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You are doing a great job, your refurbishments of the older Blazers and vehicles are an incentive and source of enthusiasm for many. Life comes first and hobby is never = life. So, stay healthy or as we say in good old Germany, "Stick your nose in the wind, chest out, belly in!"

Get well soon, never forget, you are doing an invariably unique job. You are responsible for the fact that some of the M1009 do not fill the scrap yard victim. (y):)

Of course, it is a wonderful "home" as long as the diesel engine does not have to unleash its power. But it is nicer when you have finished the vehicle and it can continue to spend its life in the care of a car lover. Thank you for sharing this experience with us.

Nice to read that you are having fun again - I hope that was not irony - to continue with the M1009 step by step. Hopefully you will soon regain your strength and your sense of smell and taste. Oh :oops: ... i was totally surprised when you changed your avatar. The right has every forum user...

I wish you good recovery, hopefully your sense of smell and taste will return soon. In terms of cars you have and had him never lost! Nice to see the progress on the M1009, as predicted every photo is just wonderful.

Rick, I can only agree with the previous writer, every picture of your work on the M1009 is a celebration for us. But, be careful and fight your way forward step by step and get well again. Stay healthy, good luck and strength! :) (y)

Rick, I wish you a speedy recovery and, in particular, a full recovery. Unfortunately, society is deeply divided across almost all nations and all levels. There are doubters, critical people who think differently and there are people who simply cannot believe the danger. All this does not make...