1967 Blazer

One of the most talked-about early Fesler truck builds, this 1967 Blazer proved you could take a classic 4x4 platform and turn it into a clean, street-focused performance build without losing the original attitude. It’s a full transformation: stance, body, chassis, and finish details all working together.

Platform: 1967 Chevrolet Blazer

Signature: Low stance + major body mods

Build DNA: Modern chassis feel, classic K5 presence

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Build Snapshot

The reason this Blazer stands out is that it does not feel like a lifted classic or a mild cruiser. It feels like a modern, street-hunting build with classic skin. The body was reworked, the stance was reimagined, and the end result is a Blazer that looks custom from every angle.

Direction: Street-focused, lowered, pro-touring attitude
Body mods: Roof removed, windshield laid back, rear tubbed
Chassis approach: Modern suspension and geometry planning
Signature look: Clean lines, wide stance, modern wheels

If you want your K5 to feel like a build—not a project—this is the inspiration board.

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The fastest way to make a 67–72 platform feel expensive is to plan the glass and interior first, then build the stance around a clear goal. That is how you avoid the “almost there” look.

1967–72 Chevy Truck & Blazer Parts Interior parts, finishing pieces, and platform-specific solutions for clean builds.

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