The blue and white 1972 Blazer would have been sitting in the parking lot if I owned it. I always loved the 1967 to 1972 models and would love to own one but cannot afford one . I know 4x4, but I would baby one if it were mine.
Booo!!!! What happened to the good old days where it took 3 classes before anyone could make it through the pit!! I mean these trucks aint even hardly muddy!!
Man, I don't mean to be a "NO FUN FUCKER" but god-dangit you guys are kill'in me. I just commented to a dude a paragraph that was about a block long on how he should'nt mud run his square body blazer because they are so damn expensive now. He would be better off to sell his '83 K5 and take half the money-put it in his savings account and the other half to build a buggy to run off road events with. Would'nt that make more sense to every one? I've restored '67-'72 Chevy/GMC 4x4's since 1980, over 400 of them. Jim
@@sham_wow_guy Hey dude, I agree. BS on doing 400 Blazer resto's. I never frick'in said I did 400 Blazers. My resto shop has DONE over 400 1967-1972 Chevy and GMC pickups !!!!!!!!!!!!! Only several two-wheels, because there is no money in them ---all 4 wheel drive's mostly K20's. Only ONE BLAZER--- JUST ONE!!!!!! I can show you plenty of examples both in several off-road magazines and The Wheeler Dealer Magazine we had one or two fresh trucks ready to go every montH for 25 years. I DON'T TALK SMACK ---I BACK IT UP!!!!!!!!! Experience is what backs up my talk---how old are you ?????
Thanks for this. Love to see the 'off the street' stuff run.
The blue and white 1972 Blazer would have been sitting in the parking lot if I owned it. I always loved the 1967 to 1972 models and would love to own one but cannot afford one . I know 4x4, but I would baby one if it were mine.
That’s what you call American FUN
Very cool event , Thank You for sharing
Love it
That red blazer is very nice
Our hunting roads are miles long and alot worse too
Where's the mud
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Not much mud.
Booo!!!! What happened to the good old days where it took 3 classes before anyone could make it through the pit!!
I mean these trucks aint even hardly muddy!!
Man, I don't mean to be a "NO FUN FUCKER" but god-dangit you guys are kill'in me. I just commented to a dude a paragraph that was about a block long on how he should'nt mud run his square body blazer because they are so damn expensive now. He would be better off to sell his '83 K5 and take half the money-put it in his savings account and the other half to build a buggy to run off road events with. Would'nt that make more sense to every one? I've restored '67-'72 Chevy/GMC 4x4's since 1980, over 400 of them. Jim
@@jameskiesau7543 Why would he sell is Blazer. If he want's to mud run it, that's his call. Also I call BS on you restoring over 400 blazers.
@@sham_wow_guy Hey dude, I agree. BS on doing 400 Blazer resto's. I never frick'in said I did 400 Blazers. My resto shop has DONE over 400 1967-1972 Chevy and GMC pickups !!!!!!!!!!!!! Only several two-wheels, because there is no money in them ---all 4 wheel drive's mostly K20's. Only ONE BLAZER--- JUST ONE!!!!!! I can show you plenty of examples both in several off-road magazines and The Wheeler Dealer Magazine we had one or two fresh trucks ready to go every montH for 25 years. I DON'T TALK SMACK ---I BACK IT UP!!!!!!!!! Experience is what backs up my talk---how old are you ?????
How gay there's no mud!!