Time for a new project.
I love my Blazer but the motor is a little to rowdy and the creature comforts and highway driving are limited.
This one will need to be a truck I can hop in and drive to Vegas in comfortably..
I have a couple parts trucks and have the major components all here so ... Why not...lol
My blazer has the old school Fabtech A-Arm front suspension and it works on and off road way better than expected. So Ill do the same on this new one as I bought an old show truck with the whole suspension on it.
Tryong to decide if Im gonna shorten this LWB chassis or use a SWB frame I have out back already.
I have a bunch of good cabs and body parts so Im good there as well.
Again, not sure if Im gonna go fleet side or try to find a nice stepside bed. I have a super nice fleetside bed already.
I picked up a running and driving 2500 Silverado a while back for the 6.0 and 4l80 so Ill go ahead and use that, seems like a perfect fit, just gotta figure out the A/C mounting and get that all connected,
Anyway, the 1st step has taken place, the donor chassis/suspension made it into the garage for some dissasembly or surgery..
Heres Step #1...

I love my Blazer but the motor is a little to rowdy and the creature comforts and highway driving are limited.
This one will need to be a truck I can hop in and drive to Vegas in comfortably..
I have a couple parts trucks and have the major components all here so ... Why not...lol
My blazer has the old school Fabtech A-Arm front suspension and it works on and off road way better than expected. So Ill do the same on this new one as I bought an old show truck with the whole suspension on it.
Tryong to decide if Im gonna shorten this LWB chassis or use a SWB frame I have out back already.
I have a bunch of good cabs and body parts so Im good there as well.
Again, not sure if Im gonna go fleet side or try to find a nice stepside bed. I have a super nice fleetside bed already.
I picked up a running and driving 2500 Silverado a while back for the 6.0 and 4l80 so Ill go ahead and use that, seems like a perfect fit, just gotta figure out the A/C mounting and get that all connected,
Anyway, the 1st step has taken place, the donor chassis/suspension made it into the garage for some dissasembly or surgery..
Heres Step #1...