Summary

Professional, no-expense-spared custom build shown at SEMA 2021. Powered by a Whipple supercharged 6.2L LS3 crate engine paired to a 6L80 paddle shifted 6-speed automatic transmission. Air ride suspension, custom exterior touches and a custom interior.

Details

Nicknamed 'Copper Blazer' this custom topless 1972 Chevrolet Blazer is a one-of-a-kind, no-expense-spared professional custom build with numerous custom design features. This Blazer was featured at the 2021 SEMA show in the Mothers booth. The bumpers have been tucked and re-shaped with the rear bumper lowering electronically to reveal the gas filler. The door handles and taillight bezels are billet aluminum and the side exit exhaust surrounds were custom designed and machined to match the gauge bezels on the custom dash panel inside. The Translucent Copper Forgeline wheels match the Whipple supercharger under the hood and are the inspiration behind the Copper Blazer name. The powerplant is a Translucent Copper painted 2.9-liter Whipple supercharged 6.2-liter LS3 crate motor. The engine breathes through a cold air intake that ties into the matching core support panels and custom inner fenders. Other under-hood features include Concept One pulleys, RingBrothers billet hinges, Billet Specialties valve covers, hidden coil packs, stainless cooling pipes and XRP Hypalon hose and fittings throughout. The power is sent through a built, paddle-shifted 6L80 6-speed automatic transmission turning a custom fabricated Ford 9-inch housing with a Currie Twin Track differential. The Blazer's Nascar-style long-arm rear suspension system ensures all the power is properly planted to the ground. High-quality RideTech suspension components, AccuAir management and their ENDO tank system provide an aggressive stance and allow the Blazer to sit over the massive Forgeline wheels, 20x10 upfront and 21x13.5 at the rear. Stopping is handled using Hydraboost power braking through a Baer 14-inch Pro+ system. Spent gases are sent through headers feeding a custom fabricated, fully tucked 3-inch stainless exhaust system with oval tube 'up and overs' that fit between the differential and body when the truck is aired down and then finishes with side exit cut-outs in the lower quarters. The one-off leather and suede interior and custom stereo system were done by renowned DJ Designs Interiors in Hayward, CA. It features custom designed and machined bezels and accents around all the Dakota Digital gauge faces, paddle shifter handles, push button starter, and other controls. It also has a tilt column topped with a copper Billet Specialties steering wheel, custom center console with cup holders, air conditioning, power windows and USB outlets. There's also a custom stereo system with large LED display. This Blazer features high-tech lighting throughout with Dapper Lighting halos up front and sequential LED taillights. Earned the Builder's Choice award at The Classic at Pismo Beach 2021.