“Why doesn’t Chevy make the Blazer anymore?” is a question that you may have voiced out loud at some point. Someone laughs it off and adds, “That’s silly, Chevy still makes the Blazer!” It’s over now. After that, a picture of a Camaro vehicle shows up. It is not a Blazer. That wasn’t even close to being a Blazer. Let the aftermarket do the repair work. At SEMA this year, you can see Flat Out Autos’ beautiful works of art. It is known for making the new GMC Jimmy and Tahoes with classic K5 grilles. The company has also made a new Blazer. We can all enjoy this real 4×4 built on a full-size Silverado. Even though the big 6.2-liter engine and Multimatic springs are gone, it has gone through many good changes that make it a car many people would buy if they could. The company’s Instagram page carefully records the months-long building process. It began as a Silverado 1500 with a single cab that was completely stocked. A lot of work has been done on the outside to finish the look, and there is also a lot going on below ground. The 5.3-liter small block engine in the truck has a Whipple blower. The suspension is a Dirt King long-travel with modified Fox coilovers, and the wheels are 37-inch Nitto Trail Grapplers. The most exciting thing about the truck is how it looks. The open carbon fiber roof from Sankuer Composite Technologies is paired with flared fenders. It has been made Glacier Blue Metallic instead of its original white color, and other design cues come from the top-of-the-line Silverado ZR2. This truck lives up to its name, with a roll bar in the back and seats in the bed. Beginning today, SEMA’s Battle of the Builders has already started, and this truck is in it. Everything seems to be done. Every part was carefully thought out, and extra care was even taken with the inside of the truck. It’s the whole package, not just the inside with dark window tint. That’s it! Now you know what a modern Chevy Blazer that looks more like a truck would look like. Stop by booth 23685 to see it if you get the chance. Finally, email Chevrolet with the subject line “BUILD THIS PLEASE.”
