1994 Chevrolet S-10 4 Door Blazer

This Project has been Going on so Long that Other Things have Popped Up and Made Me Loose Sight of the End Project. So, One Year for Christmas My Brother had a Rendering Done of the Blazer and that was the Name Above it. He said Every Time I Spent Money on Something Else the Longer the Project Would be on Hold.

Double D

Too Long and Not Finished

10 Years

East Side C.C.

1964 Impala SS Convertible, Round Body Dually with 24s

I Sold My S-10 that I had Built from the Ground Up and Wanted to Build a Blazer, but I Wanted to Build Something that had Not Been Done Before and I had Seen a 4-Door Traditional Bd Years Before on 17s and it Looked Sick. I Wanted to Make Everything Very Hard so that Most People Would Not Try and Do the Same as My Truck. I Started Looking, and About a Week into the Search I Found the Truck on Auto Trader in Florida. I Contacted the Owner and Asked for Some More Pics and Info. After a Few Days of Talking we Came to an Agreement on a Price. I Sent Them a Deposit for the Vehicle and Said I Would Look for Plane Tickets. I got Tickets, Flew Down There, Stayed for a Week Vacation and Drove it Directly to Kentucky to Meet My Brother and Friends at a Show. After Driving the Truck for the Summer, We Began to Tear Into it and it has Been in My Shop Un-driveable Since 2003.

I Would Like to Thank My Brother Michael Most of All, Because if it were Not for Him I Would not have This Truck. He Co-Signed For it. Also, My Borther Did 99% of all Metal Fabrication and Welding on the Truck, Even if He did Not Want to Do It. He has Helped Shape the Truck into What it is Now and What it Will be When it's Done. My Family, Mom and Dad for Being Great Parents, and Especially My Girl for Never Second Guessing Me and Always Showing Interest and Patience With All I do. I Would Also Like to Thank Matt Sabo, Owner of Fatty's Chassis in Euclid, Ohio. Matt is Like Another Brother to Me. He has Helped do Countless Hours of Fabrication Work as Well as Supplying Me with Many Parts Needed to Help This Project Become a Reality, From March Serpentine Kits to Building My Fuel Cell. Jimmy Mineri for Dealing with me Being so Critical About Everything, His Workd on the Stainless Gas and Brake Lines, and Help Wiring the Motor and Truck in General. I Would also Like to Thank Todd Redenshek and Todd Wilt, Who Both Played a Large Part in Mocking Up the Chassis and Countless Other Things on the Blazer. I Would Like to Thank Johnny and Vlado Zivcic from Jet Maxx in Willoughby, Ohio, for Dealing with All My Crazy Ideas and Getting me Steel and Making Numerous One Off Parts at the Drop of a Hat with No Questions Asked and Usually for Little or No Money. When I Need Any Type of Automotive Parts I Know I Can Always Count on Matt Profeta from Affordable Auto Recycling. As Far as People That are on Board to Help in the Near Future I Want to Thank All the Guys from Auto Sound and Security in Willoughby, Ohio, Especially Ralph for Always Helping Me Out and Just Being a Good Friend. Also, Bob Farinacci and Jim Cozen fro Sunroof Restylers in Mentor, Ohio, for all the Interior Work in Collaboration with Auto Sound and Security. Companies That are Going to be Involved in the Vehicle Once Completed are as Follows - Evolution Autobody, Gauge Magazine, Air Lift, Oasis Wheels, March Pulley Systems, RCV, D&S Auto Motive, PowerMaster, JL Audio, Hooker Audio, Dynaudio, PPG, Flaming River, and Cleveland tire and Wheel.

1988 Chevy S-10 Standard Cab Short Bed, 1993 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4x4, 1995 Chevy S-10 4x4, 1992 Chevy S-10, 1975, 1978, and 1983 Cadillac Fleetwood , 2003 Denali XL

Chevy

8

383

Roller Rockers, Hydraulic Cam, ETC

Chrome!

2

Fire Wall Back 3x3 Box, Dropped Motor 2", and Pulled Back 2", Ford Super Coupe IRS, Custom Tranny Cross Member

Michael Rovansek, Matt Sabo, Todd Rednshek

12"

QA1

QA1

Belltech

Air Zenith

Air Lift 3/8"

Air Lift

Chassis Powder Coated by (Your Name Here) LOL

Chrome

Oasis B1

Oasis B1

22x8.5

22x8.5

Troy Lukans

Michael and Nick Rovansek, Ground Pounders Customs

Shaved Roof Rack, Tailgate, Roll Pan, Spare Tire Holder Shaved Off 1/4s and Tailgate, Gas Filler Relocated to Roof with Chopper Pop Up Gas Cap. New Drive Shaft and Tranny Tunnel with New Fire Wall Moved Back 1 1/2". New Floors From Rear Seat Back, Door Jambs Tubbed on Truck Side, Door Side Jambs Reworked and Latches Relocated. Battery Box Built Behind Rear Seat to House 2 Optima Yellow Tops.

Michael Rovansek, Todd Redenshek, Matt Sabo, and Todd Wilt

Fiberglass One Off by Brian Morris of Auto Sound and Security

Air Lift

Custom

Pioneer/Hard Drive

JL

Dynaudio, JL

Lokar

Factory