1972 Blazer 4x4 rotisserie restoration Part 4 of a custom build
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Rotisserie restoration 1972 Chevy Blazer 4x4 whipple charged Ls from start to finish with weekly updates all the way up to the
Barrett Jackson Auto Auction 2020 in Scottsdale Az.
awesome job, big smile
FireWall is Killer. Want to teach an Old Dog some new tricks?
NOICO is a sound deadener thats way cheaper than other brands , works just the same , good quality
Damn dude! That's some serious work... Not sure why you don't have more views this is a nice build
Your painting of the frame looks as good as having it powder coated. I've seen painted frames and the finished product looks like it was rattle canned. What paint did you use for the frame? Any primer first? Your Damn Good. Thumbs Up Baby.
I used SEM hot rod black. It comes as a kit and is a single stage paint. Super durable and gives a great semigloss finish
Thanks for the video, I’m working on a 1st gen K5 as well 👍🏼
Braw are you ever going to ever update us on this blazer?? Is it still a project? I like it when you talk about the work you've done to it.
Awesome 😎
Thanks for watching the video
Modern Too Classic Auto Designs Paul I’m building a 68 camaro pro touring, and have a 70 k5 that I just put a 396 in, my wife has the white c7 you just worked on, similar interests. I will give you a shout out on you tube if you continue to make vids I have 6300 subs now I think, so that could get you a few subs.
I really appreciate it. Thank you. I'm a little late getting into the social media thing so anything helps out.
Yeah I agree with more videos I own a 69 k5 an need to see a lot of videos
Get some duck brand duct tape. 2 layers, it does the same thing. Covering it up and NOBODY KNOWS. I've done it on two high end cars that sold at high end auctions
Is that a super bird out in the back ? STALKER!
I'm fixing to do one up full rebuild like the one you're doing right there which the one you're doing is beautiful looking how much would you charge to do something like that
Hi, thank you for watching my videos and I'm glad you liked the build. I'll hopefully be getting better with editing as I go.
There's really no set number you can put on a restoration because you never fully know what's going on under the old paint. I charge $55 a hour plus materials. I don't work on your vehicle without you knowing so once I finish for the day, I send a email or text of my progress along with my hours so you can see where your money is going. I don't take any money upfront and typically like to put a couple weeks worth of labor on your vehicle before any money is paid. I can break it up in stages for you or work straight through. I found this is the best way to do restorations. Feel free to send me any other questions. Thanks again
Hey bro when you did the rotisserie how dud you keep it from twisting
You can buy them from jegs or Eastwood's. They have a counter balance on them that makes the rotisserie super easy so one person can spin it without it rolling over. Once the vehicle is on the rotisserie, there's a seperate part and a long threaded bar that you can run in or out in order to move the car up or down on the rotisserie to counter balance the weight. Hope that helps, thanks for watching
Bro this is awesome!!! I just tore mine apart due to some quarantine boredom! It’s my first time doing anything like this and would love some advice...
If you can please get back to me?
Hey, thanks for subscribing. I'll be posing another video on the blazer in the next couple weeks. I'm happy to help with any questions you got, hit me up here or on Instagram @pauliaquinta
What Cain of transmission are you use and transfer case is original ?
Hi, thanks for watching the videos. That one has a 480LE and a 205 transfer case. With any 4L80 or 4L60 to a 205 transfer case, you'll need a special adapter to mate them together. Advanced adaptors is the only place you can purchase the adapters. If you run a 700r4 you won't need a adapter, and yes, the 205 transfer case is original, those things are bulletproof, just had it freshened up with new seals and bearing kit.
Thank you I got the kit already really appreciate your help good bless you 👏
what kind of products do use for primers
I use all ppg. For bare metal that's not in rough shape I'll use the dp90LF epoxy primer, it's pretty thin and won't fill any bad spots but it's the best for bare metal and keeps water from seaping through if its left a long time before you can sand on it. The other epoxy I use is VP2050 from ppg vibrance line. It's a super thick high build primer that can cover up deep pitts and scratches. Once I get the epoxy stage done I'll do my last primer in ppg k36, it sands super nice and locks down pretty much anything underneath it from shrinking or coming through. Thanks for subscribing, hit me up with any other questions
What the measurement of the sway bar braket
Can you post pictures of the sway bar set up
Hey, yeah I can get you some measurements and pictures, hit me up on Instagram, I'm more familiar on sending pictures on there vs making a video here.
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