My $350.00 2001 Chevrolet Blazer 4x4 - Picture Heavy
#11
Definitely a sweet score man, nice! Love the progress and mods, keep it up.
#12
On my 93 and my 94 I did not even need to do that, just a swivel extension to get around the steering shaft.
#13
Howdy!
I've spent the past couple weeks browsing various Chevrolet forums, trying to find the right one to fit in with. First I'll give you a little background as to how I ended up here.
I originally drove a 1997 Mercury Mountaineer with a 5.0 302 High Output, I loved her, and I really regret getting rid of her, she put up with everything I put her through ( like driving over 120mph on the interstate like a loon :lol: ). But I had always missed driving a truck, my first truck was a 1993 Ford F150 Flareside, and so I decided to sell her in favor of purchasing a shiny new toy. I sold her for $1,700 ( $1,000 more than I paid ), drove down to a local dealership, and started financing a 2002 GMC Sierra 1500 with a 4.8, was a damn beautiful truck, but they wanted too much for it in the end ( they managed to make me sign off on it without reading :/ ) and so I sent it back.
Then out of no where on Facebook, someone posted this lovely 2001 Chevrolet Blazer, and I happened to have an old '86 C10 that was beyond repair, and the guy wanted to trade me straight up. When I say beyond repair, I mean it had a rotted cab, not a single straight or non-rusted panel, the frame was snapped, and the motor was smoking like a train.
And so here I am.
A little about the truck;
She's a 2001 Chevrolet Blazer with the 4.3 V6 Vortec 4x4 auto with 93,000 miles, working air conditioning that blows at 31.5 degrees! She's got power door locks, power windows, cruise control, the whole nine yards. No stains, rips, tears, or cracks anywhere except for one of the tweeter grilles. And the engine runs like a top, no leaks in or under this thing. The only problem with the Blazer what-so-ever, is the cluster is acting up due to cold solder joints, but I'm going to purchase a new one shortly to solve that problem.
I've already given it a quick bath, did the quad-beam mod as there aren't any street lights where I live, replaced the factory radio, basically the usual new-used car stuff like plugs, wires, oil change, etc.
I plan on maybe lifting her 2" just to give it a better stance, new tires and wheels ( not sure which yet ), and installing one of those rear tire racks, as they look bad a** on the 4 doors.
I guess I'll end it right there for now, and post some pictures for ya'll to see. I'll hopefully start updating this thread with new information within the next 2 weeks when I get time to pull her into the garage and begin really digging into her.
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My old girls
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My weekend driver
I've spent the past couple weeks browsing various Chevrolet forums, trying to find the right one to fit in with. First I'll give you a little background as to how I ended up here.
I originally drove a 1997 Mercury Mountaineer with a 5.0 302 High Output, I loved her, and I really regret getting rid of her, she put up with everything I put her through ( like driving over 120mph on the interstate like a loon :lol: ). But I had always missed driving a truck, my first truck was a 1993 Ford F150 Flareside, and so I decided to sell her in favor of purchasing a shiny new toy. I sold her for $1,700 ( $1,000 more than I paid ), drove down to a local dealership, and started financing a 2002 GMC Sierra 1500 with a 4.8, was a damn beautiful truck, but they wanted too much for it in the end ( they managed to make me sign off on it without reading :/ ) and so I sent it back.
Then out of no where on Facebook, someone posted this lovely 2001 Chevrolet Blazer, and I happened to have an old '86 C10 that was beyond repair, and the guy wanted to trade me straight up. When I say beyond repair, I mean it had a rotted cab, not a single straight or non-rusted panel, the frame was snapped, and the motor was smoking like a train.
And so here I am.
A little about the truck;
She's a 2001 Chevrolet Blazer with the 4.3 V6 Vortec 4x4 auto with 93,000 miles, working air conditioning that blows at 31.5 degrees! She's got power door locks, power windows, cruise control, the whole nine yards. No stains, rips, tears, or cracks anywhere except for one of the tweeter grilles. And the engine runs like a top, no leaks in or under this thing. The only problem with the Blazer what-so-ever, is the cluster is acting up due to cold solder joints, but I'm going to purchase a new one shortly to solve that problem.
I've already given it a quick bath, did the quad-beam mod as there aren't any street lights where I live, replaced the factory radio, basically the usual new-used car stuff like plugs, wires, oil change, etc.
I plan on maybe lifting her 2" just to give it a better stance, new tires and wheels ( not sure which yet ), and installing one of those rear tire racks, as they look bad a** on the 4 doors.
I guess I'll end it right there for now, and post some pictures for ya'll to see. I'll hopefully start updating this thread with new information within the next 2 weeks when I get time to pull her into the garage and begin really digging into her.
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My old girls
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My weekend driver
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