Brian's 1981 Chevrolet K5 Blazer 4x4 Restoration!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2022
- Thanks for viewing the video of Brian's 1981 Chevrolet K5 Blazer. The vehicle restoration on this K5 Blazer truck took about 1.5 years to complete. The restoration started out as a mechanical restoration only but the customer wanted to go all the way for a full restoration. We did not pull the vehicle off the frame because it was so clean, probably one of the cleanest rust free trucks we have ever worked on. The Blazer came from Florida where the customer purchased it from the second owner and brought back to Massachusetts where he lives. The restoration consisted of installing a rebuilt transmission, 350 Chevrolet performance engine from summit racing, Holley EFI, engine bay overhaul, chrome re-plating, BFgoodrich tires, wheel restoration, interior upholstery, Full paint & body restoration products supplies by Sherwin Williams automotive, Skyjacker Suspension lift, Brush guard installation with KC daylighters, custom restored original sound system with upgraded speakers, warn locking hub conversion, frame undercoating and so much more. To learn more about this build please visit us at our website: gregsrestorations.com/1981-ch...
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This is GLORIOUS! Never thought of red for a color combo on these but hot damn it looks sexy!
Very Cool! I used to have a '78 K5 that was the first vehicle that I ever bought. I loved that truck, right up until the 400 Small Block threw two rods. Live and learn...
fantastic. I just picked up an ’85 Jimmy and we’re thinking white/ red and this really helps!
Sweet! Good luck with the build!
This truck is amazing. It’s beautiful.
Thanks!
This is a beautiful truck, I actually have a 81 and 85 but nothing like this, maybe one day.
Amazing under hood looks factory...
Thanks!
What a beautiful truck! Well done!👍🏽
Greg, thanks once again to you & your crew! The attention to detail & expertise on the build are amazing......
You are a lucky man to have this. Please take care of it.
Beautiful ride. I have 5 k5 blazers and love every one
Good job this build looks awesome love seeing these older trucks on the road
This is a beautiful truck.
great restore on the blazer,
you dod a great job on the K5 and on the video.......well done, thanx for sharing.
Thanks for viewing!
Man that's sweet! I'd love to have a Blazer. Very nice work and nice job on your video too.
'Keep 'em on the road'!
Quedó muy hermosa 👍👍👍
Çok güzel olmuş , tebrikler ...
❤❤❤❤
Chevy Blazer... Sexiest truck to ever hit MURICA.
Beautifully Done.
I'm sure this K5 Cost some money.
Worth it.
The new ones go for 80k plus.
There JUNK.
Electronic Diasters.
K5 were built to last.
I currently Drive OBS Tahoe 2 Door.
No regrets.
Been Restored.
Southern Truck.
Low miles no Rust.
Also 97 OBS Pickup.
Same Deal.
I feel it's when GM had it together.
AFM 10 Speed Transmissions.
You can keep it.
I went down that Rabbit Hole.
You better off finding older one
In good condition.
They look better.
Simple and Reliable.
Definitely a sweet truck, the owner loves it
very nice, I wouldve went with an LS3 and 4L80
Outstanding build. Just curious, how much did something like that cost?
Over $100k
do I recognize the scenic backgrounds of South Barre in this vid? Good overview, truck looks amazing.
Hey Greg. That is a bad ass looking truck. Now did this cost more than buying a new truck?😊 Sometimes it is, but then it is well worth it in the end. It is a beautiful truck. I would be proud to own it myself. Thanks for sharing.🍁👍👍
That truck is gorgeous! Where did you get the front speaker trim?
What is the specific Sherwin Williams red color on this build? Ya'll did a great job on this!
dam that's nice as shit
compañero, necesito el manual de taller de una blazer del 1982. si tienes información donde la pueda conseguir te lo agradecería.
nice like to have one...its to bad we have to smog in calif. 1976 or newer
Inspired me to grab one to do up for my TH-cam channel. Just getting started. Be sure to check it out!!
Thats awesome!
Im in CA, i have a blazer (idk much about it. It was my father's). Its been siting out in the elements for roughly 18 yrs and hasnt ran for 23 yrs. It needs lots of work and im wondering how i can find some that'll be able to fix it or give me a quote.
Send me pictures of the vehicle to gregsrestorationsLLC@gmail.com
Nice ! . I had a 77 k5 blazer 4x4 with a 400 cubic inch engine. My dad gave me as my first vehicle back in 1983. Boy was it a gas guzzler. I drove to high school during my junior and senior years. Correct me if I’m wrong but the reason they stopped making them was because of high rollover risk and the rear fiberglass roof was causing fatalities when rolling ? Because it would break and crush occupants?
can you tell me how to install the the chrome locking bead on the removeable top side glass sliding window rubber is good but the chrome bead is bad
Bumper guards are more practical and fine .
Que precio tiene la camioneta
How much does a project like that cost typically (a range is fine). Thx!!!!
Please email for pricing on a project GregsrestorationsLLC@gmail.com
I was so stupid as a young man, I come back from my overseas tour and I really wanted one of these or a step side sb truck, instead I got a sports car☹I should have traded for one later. FAIL
At least you realized soon enough. I did something similar but I’m getting my dream truck soon.
How much does a restoration like this cost
$100k+
Man she is a real prom queen in her red, but don't degrade her with 'em druggie pill popping smiley faces
She definitely is a beautiful rig. We love putting period correct accessories. The 80s were a wild time!
@@gregsrestorations7019 Aight, I've lived the 80s after all!
Having heartbeat of america floor mats doesn't make sense. Didn't start until 1985. I guess you could have waited until then to get them.
wow this thing is ridiculous!!!
Thanks!