Super Custom Military K5 Blazer on 2040-cars
Mesa, Arizona, United States
**SUPER CUSTOM MILITARY CHEVY K5 BLAZER** OFF ROAD/ON ROAD/MOUNTAIN/RANCH/WAR/SHTF/ZOMBIE TRUCK!!!!!!!!!
86 Chevrolet K5 Blazer. Fully customized from the ground up, no expense was spared on the build, totaling over 55k. This 1 of a kind truck could be used for many different purposes, from a show truck, advertisement for your business, an expedition truck used for camping/towing trailer out in the middle of no where or an end of the world zombie attack truck! This truck could be daily driven with no worries, its very reliable and gets decent fuel mileage with the LS motor! Listed below is a short list of the modifications/upgrades done.
The entire roll cage was built with high end machined couplings for complete removal if ever needed. The custom roof rack is also completely removable if you need to modify it to fit a turret for a .50 Cal. The inner steel topper is also removable if you ever wanted to put a original hard top back on UNDER the roll cage. That's right, I thought of almost everything. The rear window rolls into a weather seal in the steel inner custom frame. There is also a Power Inverter under the passenger seat and a custom drive shaft. It now has a dual exhaust that exits on the right and left side, all matt black and custom. Sounds amazing. The stereo is a 1,000 watts and has custom speakers in the rear. Also comes with a custom button in cabin divider not shown. This allows you to close the the forward cabin to keep in the heat or A/C.
I added some pictures of the LS Motor prior to it being installed. Sounds amazing with the 3" Dual exhaust pipes not shown in pics. |
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