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K5 Blazer Resurrection Part 2 - More Rusty Floor Pan Replacement and Repair
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- Опубликовано: 22 янв 2022
- It's been a crazy and busy couple weeks so I haven't had a ton of time to get on the 1989 Chevy K5 Blazer out in the shop. So here is more cutting, fitting, trimming, fitting, etc. to try and get the floor pans ready to go. Hopefully in the next video I can get the small patch panels made and start putting the front floor back together.
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I think you are doing a hell of a job. I getting ready to work on a 86 Blazer. So your videos are very helpful.
Glad they help, good luck on your K5!
You’re doing an awesome job! I like watching this stuff, I’m learning how to weld an Do body work! Your never to old to learn, I’m over 70 years old and still learning!
That is freaking awesome! I had a boss that used to say, "if you learn something new then your day hasn't been wasted". It's something I try to live by to this day. Keep up the good work!
If its was easy everyone would do it.
Im going thru the same battle. Passenger floor and rocker are non existent on my k5. I cut out the parts I needed out of a different year pickup cab. What a cluster. Seam sealer is your friend.
Off to check out more of your videos! Thanks for showing the process.
Very true statement! I think I have about a gallon of the stuff and it'll probably all end up in the truck!
I think it’s very interesting. Keep it up. I’m watching every episode multiple times so when I’m ready to start mine, I will be somewhat ready.
Thanks! Good luck!
It’s relaxing to watch, it’s torture to do 😂. I do love how they all rot out in their own certain way, your rear floor support beam looks great on the ends and where they’re spot welded on, mine not so good but my rear floor where it ramps up to the bed was in great shape where as I see yours was pretty much rotted all the way across. My inner rockers are trashed all the way down, but when she’s all buttoned up it’s very rewarding.
Very true, they all have their own "personality"!
this video was Awesome!!!!! thank you !!!! i just purchased a 71 k5 WITH Rust . i got my work cut out for me. your video gives me hope!!!. thank you
Thanks for watching! Hopefully some of the info can help. I remember seeing a video on RUclips about replacing the floors on 1st gen Blazers (can’t remember the channel) but there should be a good bit on those trucks. Good Luck!
Outstanding video my friend. I am doing the same thing to a 78 Chevy Scottsdale 4x4. Good enough is good enough for me!! Many thx for this.
Thanks! And you are welcome!
Just found and subscribed to your channel. I have a 72 and 88 blazer and both need floor pan work. I have never done anything like this, so your videos are an excellent tutorial as they show the whole process in a time lapse. Keep it going and I'll keep watching! Thank you for sharing your project and letting us see the good work and the mistakes.
Awesome! I'm so glad to hear the videos are helping folks! Good luck!
Dude, what are you talking about? You’re doing amazing. It is a lot of work. Take it easy. Don’t get frustrated. Don’t give up. If you have an issue walk away. Have a beer. Take a breather. Do something else when you get back you’ll have an amazing idea. To leap forward over the obstacle. By the way I love the truck keep up the good work man patience it is a lot of work.
Thanks! I think a lot of it is not knowing what I was doing exactly, which is super frustrating! Now that all of the floor is in I’m pretty pleased with it!
Great job! I just found this channel and I just got an 82' k5
Thanks! Hopefully some of the info will help with your K5 👍🏻
Hafa Adai (Hello), from Guam, enjoy your content. I will be working on my sons K5 soon. It was his High School ride, but he is now in college. Rocker panels started rotting out from the inside out. Looking to start soon. I am also not going for a show truck. Lol.
Awesome! Good luck!
Good stuff! Enjoy every Monday morning watching the new video with a cup of coffee. Keep it coming!
Awesome! Thanks!
Awesomeness, working on the same truck doing same stuff right now.... This is great
Awesome! Good luck!
They things we dad's do for are kids!
Ain't that the truth! You couldn't pay me to do floor pans for anyone else!
My 91 blazer had the corners rusted out behind the front seats and on the hump in the middle right behind the front seats. It was a bear to fix, but turned out pretty well. Hopefully it won't rust out again too soon haha
Yeah, those spots are a bear to get to!
I think your doing a good job brother. You are doing what you need to do. Test fitting...cutting...test fitting and so on. I am by no means a body man, but in my life I have owned many, many Squarebobies. I have two projects in my shop now, both 82s. One is a factory 2wd Blazer, the other is a Extracab. It is amazing you have such terrible floors, and good rockers. If you need any hard to find body parts hit me up, I may have them, or know someone who does. More than likely just going to cost you shipping. I belong to a couple of Squarebody sites, we help each other out as much as possible, anything to keep these Squares on the road. Keep up with the videos.🤙
Thanks for the encouragement!
Thanks for the videos .....
My pleasure!
Subscribed. Waiting for the day you get internet famous, love watching other people work on k5s. I’ve got a 73 and a 89.
Thanks for the kind words! I've had a couple over the years, a 77 and a 86. I always wanted a full top K5 though.
Man, its good to see something come together! I have a 77 K5 that needs some floor pans replaced. I feel you on the not wanting a beauty queen just a floor that keeps the outside, OUTSIDE...
The floors are a pain, but they should last as least the rest of my life. After that it's someone else's problem!
U may not be a professional but ur doing professional work it looks great to me as long as ur happy thats all that matters I love it
Thanks!
I'm doing my 1st bit of body work on my 1986 K 5 Blazer replacing floor pans front and rear its a Learning curve for sure ! Keep up the good work looks like you and I both have similar rust issues to deal with !
Good luck!
@@goodenuffcustoms i appreciate it been a learning curve for sure lol! Looking forward to seeing ya finish your K5!
Just found your channel. I like the work you're doing on the K5. I like the square body trucks and have had a couple of them over the years. Looking forward to the rest of the build.
Thanks for watching! I'm partial to the squares as well.
I also have a K5 Blazer 87 model , my floors were actually pretty good and solid all around , some small stress cracks around seat bolt holes but pretty good , replaced seals around top por 15 the floor some new interior and got it running pretty good then the rear end popped like a grenade and took out the trans also so mine is on the back burner for now .
Nothing like a failure out of the blue to completely take the wind out of your sails. Hopefully you'll get it back to the front burner and get that K5 on the road!
Love the channel! I just found it today, i have a 86 k5 that is in really bad need of a floor lol mainly driver side and rear. I havnt welded or anything like this and im.so nervous to attempt since i still drive it....but ya know, i dont even know where to start tbh, and i loce squares ever since my dad gave me my 85 k5 when i was 7, but since his passing we had to sell it, hated it so much
Thanks! All you really need to do the floors are some tools, space, time and the nerve to get started! This floor is the first I have ever done and it was very intimidating at first. Sorry to hear about your dad, and good luck with the Blazer!
its lookin good bro.
Thanks!
You are doing a great job, thank you for recording for us! I just purchased the exact same blazer, I have a lot more hidden rust than first thought. Please keep posting as I am following everything you are doing. I busted my knuckles years ago but little body work. I am really enjoying trying to restore but can only work on it now and then, VERY bad back but I tell my wife hopefully Ill have it far enough completed they can put my casket back there.....I'm not liking the floor pans either! I have already removed the rear floor or the bed, should have stopped there but continued on with some floor not knowing the body mounts under seat, or crossmember with the mounts were broke, my cab dropped some. I wonder if anyone has dimensions on these blazers? Anyway, please keep posting. Sorry to ramble on with my issues. But, if I could get some measurements somewhere I would be grateful.
The worst part about rust is the more you fix the more you seem to find! I'm getting ready to start on the bed floor, so maybe that will help some. That stinks about the cab dropping, I ran into a similar issue when I bent the main floor support on the driver's side.
Great content! Don’t skip anything. I’ve got to do all this on one of mine. Decent backing music too!
Thanks! The biggest key I've found is don't get ahead of yourself. Dealing with that now and having to go back and fix some screw ups.
@@goodenuffcustoms Good advice!
Have you seen fitzee’s fabrications? Check him out. I used one of his tips, Place the new panel over the old one or make sure it’s bigger than the hole. Then cut through both panels together with a thin disc at an angle. This makes a perfect fit as you go. Also allows for any gaps getting tighter as you weld. Just go a few inches at a time.
I'll have to check that out, thanks for the heads up!
Thank you
No problemo!
Keep the long videos!
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I just bought a 76 chevy C10. Thanks for the good information, thinkin its about time i check those floor panels haha
Good luck!
Keep doin what your doin. It’ll all come together👍
Will do!
Awesome video! getting ready to do the same... Soo many spot welds...
Thanks! This is my 1st time doing pans, so I am learning a bunch. If you have an air hammer/chisel it'll save a ton of time and then you don't have to drill all of them out like I did.
@@goodenuffcustoms was able to get a little taste of what's to come when I had to replace the tail pan and the tailgate supports..
Awsume work., gettin so Manny pointers how to restore my -86 k5 wich by most is considered a wreck. 😂
Thanks and good luck!
Love the videos!
Thanks!!
Great video
Question ?
Did you really need to brace the driver side?
Thanks! I wasn't sure if I needed to brace it or not, looking back probably not.
Where did you buy all the floor pans? Do you reccomend them? Good qualitt
I ordered them from AMD - Auto Metal Direct. They are pretty good quality, unfortunately some of the areas didn't line up very well. (That appears to be an issue for all manufacturers though.) I was able to cut and widen a couple of places to make them fit the correct way.
Got any idea on taillight backing plate the corners behind Grey plastic taillight housing mine is gone were bottom screws go can't by them can't find them
I'd either find one that's being scrapped (good luck on that!) and cut what you need off, or you'll have to make you're own patch panel for it. Good luck!
When doing floor rocker repairs where should I start outside in inside out?
You know, I’m not sure. I haven’t had to replace an outer rocker yet. I think I would brace the door opening (so it doesn’t move) and start cutting the outside and work my way in. And then replace from the inside and work my way out. Mortske Repair did a C10 rocker and part of the floor a while back, I’d check that one out too. ruclips.net/video/Xb6zJv9TDKo/видео.html
what floor pan kit did you get
All of the sheet metal is from AMD - auto metal direct
Where did you get your panels from. Starting an 85 and need all the help I can get.
I ordered everything from Auto Metal Direct. Good luck!
Thank you. You give us rookies hope.
Where did you get the front and rear pans, I have a blazer that needs them and can't find them
AMD metals is where I bought the pans from
Where did you get the floor panels?
www.autometaldirect.com/
Thank you
Keep the Timelapse
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This is awesome, I have to do the same thing to mine, just a bit more rust on mine. How are you going to reinforce and mount the front seats?
To be honest, I hadn't thought that far ahead. The sheet metal should be fine for mounting them, but will definitely need to have something between the nut and the bottom of the floor. Kind of like a large washer or thicker sheet of steel to keep the nut from pulling through in case of an accident.
@@goodenuffcustoms I am looking at cutting some mounts off of an OBS chevy and welding them to mine when I do it.
What is the name of the company that you are getting the parts from?
AMD Metals, great parts!
One question regarding the panels, I am planning to get mine from AMD as well, how was the freight shipping?
I didn't have to go with freight shipping on mine, so I couldn't tell you. I do know those guys are pretty good to deal with.