I found this in Peterson's 4x4 Magazine
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1965 K5 Blazer
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I found this in Peterson's 4x4 Magazine
Red X baby!
in the first post? I uploaded a jpeg
Wow, that looks...awful! I hope that is just photoshop.
For some reason it kinda reminds me of a Nash Metropolitan. Maybe I'm nuts.
Exactly what popped into my head
Seeing that "tub" make me thankful GM waited till '69 to make a K5 !..
I love the 60-66 truck's styling,but as a Blazer..mmmpphhh..
It does resemble a Nash Metropolitan...or an Amphi-Car...
I love the 60-66 truck's styling,but as a Blazer..mmmpphhh..
It does resemble a Nash Metropolitan...or an Amphi-Car...
Yes... Anphi car is what I was thinking too. I seen the post last night, and thought gross! And I love the 64/66 body the best but that is just...NO
Something about it just seems weird. Maybe it's the butt.
I love those year Suburbans. If I picture a short Burb in my head, it looks good. But that illustration...
I love those year Suburbans. If I picture a short Burb in my head, it looks good. But that illustration...
The body sides look too high,and the windshield too low...just fugly all around..nose is the best looking part of it,but looks out of place..
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The more I stare at it 
the more I like it. Bout "8 of lift and 44s. Oh and cut out the wheel wells drastically. But that would kill it's value. For some reason I picture the old man from lost boys driving it. Vampire Slayer!
the more I like it. Bout "8 of lift and 44s. Oh and cut out the wheel wells drastically. But that would kill it's value. For some reason I picture the old man from lost boys driving it. Vampire Slayer!
Now this is more like it!..a stubby suburban 4x4!..
I'd like that with the old oem wheels
Me too,or OEM white spokers...but that was about the only example on google images of a 60-66 Burb that had been cut down to fit a K5 chassis..
