Good Day viewers William and Elizabeth in Lakeland shared their father/daughter project: a 1986 Chevrolet K5 Blazer. They love driving it around Lakeland and taking it to local car shows.

The first generation Chevrolet K5 first came out in 1969, when GMC adopted the K10 pickup truck platform for use in a new model that would challenge the established SUVs of the era. Designed to be ...

This extends to parts you can't see, which added up to Ringbrothers spending more than 3,700 hours to complete the build. K5 Blazer fans will notice the box sides and tailgate have been raised to ...

But subsequent generations are equally equipped for off-roading. The second generation of K5 Blazer, called the "Rounded Line," introduced full-time four-wheel drive in 1973.

That said, one could argue that, stock to stock, the modern Chevy Blazer crossover is objectively better than the standard K5 Chevy Blazer ever was – in just about every single way, too.

The first Blazer was a short-wheelbase C10 (two-wheel drive) or K10 (four-wheel drive) truck with an optional full-length, removable fiberglass roof. The Blazer’s 104.0-inch wheelbase was 11.0 ...

Chevy recently announced that its next Blazer will be a crossover EV, a far cry from today’s Nice Price or No Dice K5 4X4 edition. Let’s see if this old-school SUV is priced to still bring the ...

Its most recent creation, a super-customized 1972 Chevy Blazer called “Bully,” isn’t an exception. Look past the supercharged, 1,200-horsepower, 6.8-liter LS3 V8.

1975 Chevrolet K5 Blazer Is Our Bring a Trailer Auction Pick of the Day From back when you could get a four-wheel-drive SUV with a V-8, a manual transmission, just two seats, and a convertible top.

But the Wisconsin-based shop doesn't just cater to the muscle car crowd. Last year, Ringbrothers created a truly unique 1970 K5 Blazer 4x4 for a 2021 Omaze charity fundraising drive.