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Building a Blazer - vtblazer's Way
Finally time to consolidate some ongoing threads used to reach this build.
Here's the grand list: '69 all original Cali tub Original sheet metal 'cept for the cowl induction hood I'm going to order from Tri-Pro One ton axles w/4:56 gears and a locker Worked 700r and a 241 T-case Alcan springs 37" MTR's H2 wheels PRP seats Full cage Single walled top Fuel injected with over drive |
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As I said somewhere else...sounds perfect!
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sweet...can't wait to see it
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Teaser pics...
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Wow! Nice tub! Where did that one come from?
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How does everyone come across these clean rust free tubs? Cant wait to see more!!!!
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I got a rep, didn't ya know. :lol: |
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I wish one that nice would show up on my door step. |
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You know it could... |
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I'm thinking he stole it from Greg :ito:
There is only one guy on the east coast that would have a 69 Cali tub :uhmk: |
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Dang, that is a clean tub! Can't beat that!
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Feel fairly confident with the source. ;) |
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You've got a lot of build ups going on. Must be nice.
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Nice place to start, looks solid...I'm subscribed
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Heading to Greg's on Friday to get things rolling. (literally)
Currently the frame is in his basement and the tub is down at his old house on the trailer. I'm bringing down my one ton axles with me and we're hoping to install some suspension and mount the axles, so it's at least a roller. No doors, no tail gate and no drive train but it's all good, I have the rest. |
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This is gonna be a killer build.......
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The focus for this build is to make a driver, meaning a blazer I can drive with comfort and have excellent reliability. Fun comes into it too with those 4:56 gears, it should accelerate damn good. It will also have a good cruise RPM's @ 65mph and comfy seats for those road trips and a low/low that comes close to rivalling a doubler set-up with a ratio of 79:1, for the days I choose to do a little wondering in the hills. |
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The green one sold last year. He's building this one as more of a resto-rod.
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It's Fri., good luck and take your camera, so we all can see:lol:
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Turns out I'll be needing a trans cover, got one of those for me? |
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Not a lot got done on Friday being I got a later start than originally planned for.
Lots of BS'n about trucks and a good steak, ribs & beer dinner though. One days work: *Had a bare frame, had the axles, had the blazer tub on a 67 panel truck frame. *Mounted axles under frame, rolled out of garage. *Pulled tub off of panel frame and rolled that frame out of the way. *Had to lift the blazer tub enough to clear 42"s, so the frame would roll under it. *Installed the front clip. *Left for home around 6:30p.m. The spring's I already had and decide to use for the purpose of making it a roller, so if it looks like it sits a little 'off', it does. Their 2.5" lift springs with a shackle flip in the rear but hey it's what we had, so it's what we used. Lost almost 2hrs waiting around for the rain to lighten up too... It's a damn nice tub, could almost build it and drive it as is. :bo2: Pics aren't that great, it was pouring most of the afternoon. |
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I like that setup....
I know you have a few projects but here's a blazer near my house for sale... Guy was looking for around $900, I would love to build a trail rig but i'm knee deep in mine and no place to house another toy. http://lancaster.craigslist.org/pts/761823029.html |
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Your gonna wanna keep this after your done, lol...... Looking great! I wasn't sure about the Hummer wheels but they look pretty good.
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Wow...that thing IS in great shape.
Nice score! |
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Acquiring this one now also allows for the flip blazer to happen too. |
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Looking good already - I'm really digging the Hummer rims - hmmm, those would look killer on my K5!
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I love the orange too. (always wanted one this color) The blazer will end up looking very close to the way it sits right now, orange with a white top and I'm leaving the alloy wheels without any center caps, cause I'm diggin' the rugged look it gives, seeing the hubs. ;) With the H2's, the front tires are inside of the fenders, which in my state will getcha a ticket if their not. (bonus) Still searching for one more H2 wheel for the spare if anybody comes across one... |
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I can look for a rim at Carlisle... what should it cost for a nice straight one?
PM me your number and I can call you if I find something. |
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Wanna look for some blazer doors for me while your there too? ;) |
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It's not running yet? You slacker!
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That thing looks great already, couple guys in NJ parting out blazers...JC, 6t727t2, ScottH.. That one Mike is talking about has a good goodwrench motor in it, I forget if you have a motor or not
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that thing looks friggin SWEET!
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