Hello to all Blazer fans out there.

Quick introduction, I bought a 1970 K5 a few years back and started working on it. It is too clean to wheel and I was seeing how much fun you can have going out in the woods and beating on these things I picked up an 86 for fun.

The 70 is pretty stock. 4" rancho lift - rebuilt 350 - 35 BFG's on Alcoa 15" rims... nothing too fancy.





And I picked up a hard top for it.

 

The 86 is a little less glamorous. List there goes like:

4" Tuff Country spring lift + easy inch in the rear
Dana 60 / 14bff 4.56 gears spool in the front open rear (plan to change that...)
Warn front bumper with 2 165watt KC's
Modified road star rear bumper with super shackle mounts
Interior bedlined
Replaced all stock gauges with autometers
Buckets from late model Tahoe
Softtopper
37x13.5R16 ProComp XTreme AT's on rock crawler rims
Kenwood head unit with kenwood 4channel pushing 4 focal 6CA's and Zapco monoblock hooked to 2 10" infinity reference subs.
Many many mods in the future.

 

Nice blazers, welcome from Utah.

 

Welcome from New York , Love the red blazer . I used to have a 1972 k5 and man what a beast , every blazer that I have owned has been amazing to 4 wheel with . I really liked the full convertable , they should have did a s10 blazer like that .

 

Wow... that 86 is almost good enuff to make me want one.

Since it's the wheeling toy, what would be cool is to give it a Rustoleum roller paint job - SEE YOUTUBE- up top and Bedliner spray below the belt where the white is now.
Cheap and look sharp.

 

Not quite done with the body mods on the 86 yet, paint is in the future but my brother-in-law is a painter by trade (house painter) so he'll be shooting it with polyurethane probably this Fall.

 

Wow, those look awesome! Welcome!

 

Nice trucks and welcome from NY

 

Welcome from another New Yorker. I would not mind owning either of them.