So I fixed it with CSS
The template designer now opens of a little section for you to add custom CSS
#navbar{display: none;}
#navbar2{
display: block;
top: 0;
left: 0;
height: 1px;
width: 100%;
background-color: #999999}
The only changing that you will need to do for the CSS
One more step and you're done. Apply your changes to your blog. Go back to blogger in draft to the layout tab. Click on "Edit HTML". You should now be able to edit your template html. Scroll down most of the html until you find the tag (this is the begining of your actual html, the rest is CSS
<div id="navbar2"></div>
Save your changes and you're done. This process will "hide" your blogger navbar without deleting it forever. I'm still working on a way to show the navbar by hovering over it, but it's not a big deal for me right now. If you don't mind deleting your navbar forever there is an easier process, you can find it HERE. I just didn't feel right completely removing it from my blog. I like to use it sometimes to find new blogs that are interesting.
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