1971 CHEVROLET K5 BLAZER CUSTOM SUV

This custom 1971 Chevrolet K5 Blazer is powered by a Gen V 5.3-liter V8 engine mated to a 4L60 automatic transmission with a rebuilt transfer case, and rebuilt axles and hubs to complete the drivetrain. The frame was sandblasted, reinforced and powder-coated black for the new drivetrain and includes a DirtyDingo crossmember. This Blazer is riding on Bilstein Bypass shocks with new rubber bushings, and body mounts seals were installed along with cross-over steering. It includes all-new wiring and LED lighting, and the Ultima battery was relocated to the rear cargo area. Stopping power comes from Wilwood 4-wheel disc brakes with proportioning valves, including cross-drilled rotors. It is finished in a custom one-off Pearl Ochre that includes seven coats of clear, and the body tub was modified by moving the rear floor step up and back 5 inches, allowing for additional legroom for the driver and front passenger. The custom Italian leather interior includes heated electric seats, a wrapped roll bar, steering wheel, door cards, visors and dash pad, as well as a custom leather-wrapped console that hides the ECM controller. The custom sound system includes a RetroSound head unit, a JL Audio Bluetooth puck in the glovebox and Morel speakers with a JL subwoofer located under the rear bench seat. The interior features a Vintage Air system, Dakota Digital gauges, two USB ports and four cup holders. There is custom carpet with leather piping and custom rear side panels using earth magnets to allow access to the removable top hardware mounting locations. The dual-wall fiberglass top was completely restored and includes all-new glass and rubber seals, as well as new hardware. It includes a rear trailer hitch-mounted tire carrier with matching full-size rim and tire. **TITLED AS 1971 BLAZE**

Powered by a Gen V 5.3-liter LT V8 engine and 4L60 automatic transmission. Custom Ochre Pearl exterior paint, custom leather interior with heated seats, custom sound system, Vintage Air and Dakota Digital gauges. Titled as 1971 Blaze.