Gateway Classic Cars is proud to present this 1973 Chevrolet K5 4x4
Blazer powered by a rebuilt 350 SBC that features a mild
competition cam and a bore of .030" over. The transmission is a
rebuilt 700R4, which offers the 4th gear as an overdrive. This
truck is a full 'Frame Off' restoration and the clean underside
including the frame is proof of the endless hours spent on this
build. All components on this rig were either re-worked or replaced
including front end parts, all fluid lines, brakes, steering gear,
drive shafts and exhaust. The body is finished in a handsome two
tone Fathum Blue and Cream White exterior. Before any paint was
laid, all the rust free panels were sanded and pre fitted
accurately. This truck was originally from Texas and was rust free.
After the paint was laid, all new chrome trim was installed along
with new headlights and grill.
The 1973 through 1975 model years featured the rare ability to
completely remove the top for a full open air convertible
experience. This specific Blazer boasts a full 4" suspension lift
and the ability to show off the new wheels and 33" tires.
Inside, the cabin features brand new leather seats from a Palisade
SUV, new rubber floor matting, new dash pad, a Dakota Digital
Instrument Cluster, AM/FM stereo and a CB radio.
Further restoration components include all new American Autowire
wiring from the fuse box to the taillights, new rear glass in the
tailgate and a period correct spare tire.
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