Love the Blazer, brings back memories. A cousin had a 72 and we were hunting for Christmas trees. I had a 59 Willies pickup and 4 student nurses with me and got stuck bad. Lucky my cousin was back up the trail elk hunting. 2 of the girls walked the 2 miles and got him to pull us out. Got us out of our predicament and we headed down the trail and back to town. Never did get a "wild" Christmas tree. What great stories you have wheeling.
I have a lifetime of memories involving 72 pickups and Blazers. My dad bought his first one in 1974 when I was 2, I remember freaking out every time he left home in that truck if I wasn't with him. Dad always had one (or more) when I was growing up. I bought my first pickup in 1993 and had it until last year, I bought my Blazer in 2002 and will probably have it until I die. Kehin and I built a 72 GMC 2WD that's still original paint, building a 72 K5 with my son Kaden now... should have video on that coming up, plus video of Crusty (my brothers 71 C10)
Gradders comments at the 430 min mark had my grinnin. The kids say the funniest things" the yota is here cause of chad...lol .great video guys. Chad, keep doin what ya do
So I don't know if it's possible or worth it to you but I'd sure like to see a details video on your friends early 90's 2 door Tahoe. I have one similar and am toying with the idea of cutting the back roof off like your friends rig. Love your channel and what you do, thanks for awesome content!
@@chadsfab oh yeah i partially restored it in 96 making it rust free and has been garaged for several years as I save money to restore it someday. I dig your channel I will keep watching.
That was outstanding Chad and wife, sorry I don't know your wife’s name, or have I heard it and forgotten 🤭🙄😕😟. That was an excellent outing and especially so as everyone came back with their rigs in one piece. Thanks for taking us along, it looked like everyone including the kids had a lovely time.
Chad I am definitely a big big fan of the 1967-1972 Chevy and GMC body style trucks and blazers for sure!! I’ve actually been looking for a 1969-1972 blazer for quite some time now!! Here in Iowa most are all rotted out for sure!! I would love to buy one if you no of one for sale??? It doesn’t even have to run because I have every part and pieces to put into one!! I literally have a full running gear to put into one I just really need a decent body and frame if you no of one please let me no!!!!?? Body doesn’t have to be perfect either!! Awesome video once again buddy and remember keep up all the hard work buddy!!!
@@chadsfab Very nice. Id like to find out what type of lift was used. Also, if you guys would be willing to help build it. I have a 95" Cherokee and I've been saving it to have done. It has survived my daughter's using it and now Id like to enjoy it. Im in Sandy Ut.
Legit day at sand hollow!
It was a good day for sure!!
I love that Blazer!
That XJ was awesome.
That is a beautiful K-5 Blazer. I love it.
Outstanding video with family and friends that's what it's all about
It was a fun day.
Thanks for the compliments!
New to the channel Chad. Love your blazer man. Watched you on Fabrats and decided to check you out and subscribe.
Thank you for checking us out and thanks for the compliments!
K5 looks great!
thanks!!
Beautiful blazer love your videos 👍🙏🇺🇸
Thank you very much!
Nerves of steel.
Your ride is beautiful!! your ride is beautiful
Thank you from KSA.
Thank You for giving us a chance!
Good times!
Indeed! 😁
You definitely have the best looking rig out there. I just love the old K-5's.
I agree!! I might be more than a little biased though.
This what its all about, spending time with family and friends. Great video
Thanks!! it was an incredible day.
Nothing like wheeling with old friends. Starts me to thinking what has become of my old wheelin buddies so long ago.
That’s a lot of flexing! Looks like a blast. Thanks for sharing!
It was a fun day, can't wait to go again. When you guys are back in Utah you need to rent some Jeeps and try it out.
Wish I was with you-all enjoy have a nice day hello Matt.
A fun day out with friends is a nice break.
Really enjoy those rock crawling videos. Thanks
Thanks 👍
@@chadsfab you are welcome
Love the Blazer, brings back memories. A cousin had a 72 and we were hunting for Christmas trees. I had a 59 Willies pickup and 4 student nurses with me and got stuck bad. Lucky my cousin was back up the trail elk hunting. 2 of the girls walked the 2 miles and got him to pull us out. Got us out of our predicament and we headed down the trail and back to town. Never did get a "wild" Christmas tree. What great stories you have wheeling.
I have a lifetime of memories involving 72 pickups and Blazers. My dad bought his first one in 1974 when I was 2, I remember freaking out every time he left home in that truck if I wasn't with him. Dad always had one (or more) when I was growing up. I bought my first pickup in 1993 and had it until last year, I bought my Blazer in 2002 and will probably have it until I die. Kehin and I built a 72 GMC 2WD that's still original paint, building a 72 K5 with my son Kaden now... should have video on that coming up, plus video of Crusty (my brothers 71 C10)
@@chadsfab I had a 73 k5.
Great video Chad! Love the company you keep!
😎🇺🇸
Chad, thats a beautiful rig.
Great job papa dar.
So many rad clips.
Love to see those vintage rigs.
The blazer doing good
Gradders comments at the 430 min mark had my grinnin. The kids say the funniest things" the yota is here cause of chad...lol .great video guys. Chad, keep doin what ya do
The guy in the blue jeep, come on man
It was a her and she was a little intimidated by the obstacle and the clutch pedal.
WoW, thank you for taking us on this wonderful journey, it was amazing in more than 1 way.
God Bless you all and be safe out there. 🇺🇸
Glad you enjoyed it
So I don't know if it's possible or worth it to you but I'd sure like to see a details video on your friends early 90's 2 door Tahoe. I have one similar and am toying with the idea of cutting the back roof off like your friends rig. Love your channel and what you do, thanks for awesome content!
That one is JD's, Paul built it for him last year. Go check out Fab Rat's videos to learn more about it.
Love the Blazer. I have a 71' K5 CST. They are getting harder and harder to find.
Yes they are! keep a hold of that one, it's pretty much irreplaceable anymore.
@@chadsfab oh yeah i partially restored it in 96 making it rust free and has been garaged for several years as I save money to restore it someday. I dig your channel I will keep watching.
@@scivinssoccer Thank you!!
That was outstanding Chad and wife, sorry I don't know your wife’s name, or have I heard it and forgotten 🤭🙄😕😟. That was an excellent outing and especially so as everyone came back with their rigs in one piece. Thanks for taking us along, it looked like everyone including the kids had a lovely time.
It was a fun day for sure.
K5 looks heavier than all the other rigs. Well done team Chad's Fab.
It's a little on the porky side for sure.
Chad I am definitely a big big fan of the 1967-1972 Chevy and GMC body style trucks and blazers for sure!! I’ve actually been looking for a 1969-1972 blazer for quite some time now!! Here in Iowa most are all rotted out for sure!! I would love to buy one if you no of one for sale??? It doesn’t even have to run because I have every part and pieces to put into one!! I literally have a full running gear to put into one I just really need a decent body and frame if you no of one please let me no!!!!?? Body doesn’t have to be perfect either!! Awesome video once again buddy and remember keep up all the hard work buddy!!!
They are nearly impossible to find anymore. The last complete non running one I saw for sale went for 8k.
Wind rain and rubber.
One bit at a time lol
There is some serious angles and wiggles happening on that trail. The giant sways in the wind…..I’d puke my brains out as shit my pants lol
It's a lot of fun, the angles take a little time to get used to but it sure is worth it!!
WOW Chad, love the Blazer what is it a 73?
Thanks!! It's a 1971.
I heard some blood hound barking up a rock, oh tires! "I love Utah's RUclipsrs"
Weird, the sliders on Cherokee massacre look like they’re on the wrong sides
i wouldnt want to sit in that jump seat
Vaya con dios
Do you think that guy in the green XJ got sick of being reminded all day he did not have a front locker??
I don't know, did he?
We want to know!!
I wonder if he's ever going to fix it and maybe put some gears in at the same time.......hmmm😘
Wait a minute chad . You have freinds ? I thought they were all there to freeload from your icecream stash .
🤫 nobody's supposed to know abut my ice cream room. 😂
Who drives the green Cherokee?
That's our son Kehin's rig, the Cherokee Massacree.
@@chadsfab Very nice. Id like to find out what type of lift was used. Also, if you guys would be willing to help build it. I have a 95" Cherokee and I've been saving it to have done. It has survived my daughter's using it and now Id like to enjoy it. Im in Sandy Ut.
Power steering cooler
America 🇺🇸💪🏼🔧🔩🤙🏼
That guy Paul have no class and no shame dry that junk in public Nucor steel can melt that down and make something useful out of it
okay?
. Paul is cool and so is his ride.
@@jb3536 Completely agree!! That's why I asked the question, figured if he had an actual fact he'd share and we could clarify.
@@jb3536 He's foolish for doing what?? I know Paul personally and can tell you with great certainty that he is not a fool.
@@chadsfab I wasn't talking about Paul and the Fab Rats crew(I'm a big fan) I was talking about the poster.