"Center cargo box provides amble storage for all the small items you need..." guy pulls out a gallon jug of washer fluid and a qt of oil. lol

@tamapalagi

7 жыл бұрын

i thought that was funny too.

@davidaubin3902

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@memphismoney8463

6 жыл бұрын

MrR0botoh. His X was still in there!

@83K5Blazer

6 жыл бұрын

Lol epic 😂😁👍

@UNCFIPP

6 жыл бұрын

My dad had a '81 k5 and kept 2 6 packs of beer in his

spoiler alert the new rust proofing didn't work.

@ghettomist1575

6 жыл бұрын

dropn loads Haha, yea the American auto makers and the British seem to have problems with that.

@Griffin_Industries

6 жыл бұрын

Knowing GM, I'm sure it didn't

@nap8187

5 жыл бұрын

I know you are right, And I just got owned but: mostly

@tonyinfinity

5 жыл бұрын

It does if you don't live in the salt belt

@DMD81773

5 жыл бұрын

@I know you are right, And I just got owned but: If you bring it to New England you will be able to listen to it rust

They've always got to have someone just manhandling the gear shift through every gear while parked, slamming the tilt steering up and down and aggressively moving the seats forward and back in every review.

@Fony_turgeson

Жыл бұрын

have to check qualitty

@samholdsworth420

Ай бұрын

People are hard on things...it's called testing

The design on this car is timeless!

@Delorean217

7 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah the one S10 made from 1982 to 1993 was a beauty as well. Miss these older mini pickups. New pickups are tacky, cheap and overpriced.

@alexander1485

7 жыл бұрын

Delorean217 its not a car

@Delorean217

7 жыл бұрын

The definition of car is, a self-powered motor vehicle used for transportation and a product of the automotive industry.

@tylercouture216

7 жыл бұрын

alexander1485 it's a truck version OS a car bitch

@thenormalyears

7 жыл бұрын

It's a car lol

If only modern SUV’s had this kind of cargo capacity. Also, I always thought these would be very slow but 9.7 seconds was pretty quick for an 80’s truck.

@Impala-qp9cb

Жыл бұрын

I daily mine. People absolutely feel they need to get past me and are usually surprised it hangs in modern traffic well. They assume it’s slow

@jackdough8164

10 ай бұрын

I remember someone I knew shoehorned the engine from one of these in his Camaro after it got rear ended and his uncle gave it to him. That thing hauled ass lol not much to anymore power than the 305 he took out but the torque off the start and every time it shifted into its next long ass gear was awesome

@Impala-qp9cb

10 ай бұрын

@@jackdough8164 gobs of torque down low is it’s shine for sure!

@traviskingston4743

10 ай бұрын

@Impala-qp9cb it does seem like old V8's lose a lot less power overtime than other engines. A lawnmower could outrun my V6 Sonoma 😅

@Impala-qp9cb

10 ай бұрын

@@traviskingston4743 they weren’t built for racing. They were built for low end torque and longevity. Many of those S10 platforms were poorly geared. My K5 has 3.73s a 200k miles. Runs like new

One of the best vehicles I ever owned, 1989 K5 Silverado, 5.7 TBI , 700R4.. It was like driving around in your Livingroom

@a1yk_

Жыл бұрын

All these comments are making me want to keep my 5.7. Although I’d like to LS swap it because of the better economy of the new motor

@Impala-qp9cb

Жыл бұрын

@@a1yk_don’t LS swap a TBI blazer. The 5.7 is efficient, reliable and has a good torque curve honestly don’t feel wanting for power. It is a chuck wagon with a motor. How much more power do you need?

@a1yk_

Жыл бұрын

@@Impala-qp9cb uhm I ended up stuffing an lb7 in it 😶. That’s about how much power I needed

@Impala-qp9cb

Жыл бұрын

@@a1yk_ hope that 10 bolt and gov lok lasts you.

@a1yk_

Жыл бұрын

@@Impala-qp9cb previous owner sold it to me with 3/4ton axles on it. It’s fun as shit buy wiring was absolutely atrocious. It needed a 3 inch body lift to clear the Allison too 😂

"Chevy is so confident this will eliminate rust-through problems..." lmfaooo

@joshn938

6 жыл бұрын

I've literally only seen these with rust holes in them. Oh the irony. lol

@MichelLinschoten

6 жыл бұрын

Depends on where you live, mine has 0 rust it's a 1992 s10 blazer ,tahoe trim....and original paint still in FAIR condition. no peeling...if you see our c/k 10 1982 truck you would not believe it yourself.....0 rust..

@joshn938

6 жыл бұрын

They last forever if you take care of them and garage them, or if you live in the south and don't have to worry about road salt. But most weren't, they were driven hard, and used for work, towing, and hauling...and rustproofing then was terrible back in the 80s. By the early 90s it started to get good.

@KendallForshee

6 жыл бұрын

Have you ever seent a dodge? lol

@effend446

6 жыл бұрын

The Northeast, in particular, is notorious for using salt on its roads, especially my home state of Pennsylvania. And as a consequence, salt will do a number on a vehicle's body and undercarriage. We had a 2000 Sierra and less than two years after we bought it brand new, the frame started to rust.

Just bought a 1988 K5 Blazer a week ago. I absolutely love it so far.

@austinsutera557

5 жыл бұрын

Masayoshi love those k5 s

@speedwayman100

5 жыл бұрын

@@austinsutera557 i got me an 88 a couple months ago original owner love it!

@mewreal

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome 👍 How’s it holding up :^)

@ReadingAreaRailfan

3 жыл бұрын

Masayoshi My uncle works for Chevy. How many miles? Esentialy its a 94 2 door Tahoe.

@Mindphaser98

3 жыл бұрын

@@ReadingAreaRailfan It's sitting at 194,000 on the body/chassis. Not sure on drivetrain though, motor was replaced by original owner and transmission is out of an '87 K5 parts truck.

I rarely see these with stock wheels and tires. Now I know why.

@honorableeuropeannationali8742

7 жыл бұрын

Eks calybur Why do you say that?

@ekscalybur

7 жыл бұрын

You would be wrong, dingus. This Blazer simply looks off balance on those dinky wheels and tires. It looks top heavy. Also, you don't need those things you mentioned to off road, but you do to off road better.

@honorableeuropeannationali8742

7 жыл бұрын

It does need bigger tires but you're an idiot if you don't like the rallye wheels.

@Osmium192

7 жыл бұрын

Back when trucks where actually trucks

@76calidude

7 жыл бұрын

Yes!! when youcan actually fix things yourself and not have to drop the engine to change plugs

I would love to see a Ramcharger review if you got a tape sitting around

@ReyDeLasFierasCrocodine

6 жыл бұрын

Goblin Truck x2

@effend446

6 жыл бұрын

Goblin Truck My old classmate from high school actually had a 74 Plymouth Trailduster. That truck was a beast.

@johncollins7423

5 жыл бұрын

Crocodine Huizar x3

@philbuilds116

4 жыл бұрын

The footage melted in the rain just like the Ramcharger 😆

@sleepyemmas

4 жыл бұрын

@@johncollins7423 x4

Time for Chevy to bring back the Blazer since Ford is bringing the Bronco back!

@Tool0GT92

7 жыл бұрын

Acc0rd79 they will probably bring it back in front wheel drive based on the Cruze lol

@shynsly01

7 жыл бұрын

I love the (full size) Broncos, but sadly Ford isn't actually bringing it back, they're reincarnating the stupid Bronco II on the new Ranger chassis :(

@JackBandicootsBunker

7 жыл бұрын

The Blazer is now the TrailBlazer, and is sold in various parts of the World. It's based on the S10/Colorado

@iSquishy89

6 жыл бұрын

They just did. But it’s now a crossover.

@gamermike5279

5 жыл бұрын

@@iSquishy89 and it fugly

These Retro Reviews are gold!

@jeremyb4493

4 ай бұрын

Gold Jerry!!😄

My buddy in high school had one of these, and it was a great truck. When I saw the braking test here, I was reminded of the one thing that I didn't like about that Blazer: emergency stops! That pull to the right in a panic stop made me panic even more!

No ridiculous safety crap, round analog gauges, no center screen, no airbag, no antilock brakes, manual everything. These were the best trucks ever made. Seriously. Not sarcasm. I had the great pleasure of driving one back then.

@Commentleaver-c6x

3 ай бұрын

They were great until they rusted out.

They forgot to mention how sharp these blazers turn. I own a blazer myself and getting into any spot isn't a problem lol

@ghamdi477

4 ай бұрын

The quad shocks were a seriously good addition in my experience.. given the short wheelbase as well

Full-sized trucks with removable roofs and quickly be loved like a member of the family. Whether you're a Blazer, Bronco, or even a Ramcharger fan, there's always an extra seat at the table.

@wildbill23c

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't mind have either of the 3. Actually it would be cool to have one of each. Those old 4x4 carry all's in their boxy form look so much better than today's cars trying to be well a car.

I absolutely love the box style body on these Chevys! 👍

@fernandorocha8459

Жыл бұрын

I love this style square body of Chevy Blazer, GMC Jimmy, Sierra, Suburban and Chevy trucks. 85-88 is my favorites

0-60 in 9.7 seconds isn't bad

@cpufreak101

7 жыл бұрын

albert7139 faster than my car even

@DoSum4Me

7 жыл бұрын

Justin Noker lol.. it's about 3 tenths slower than my Civic but still not bad.

@DoSum4Me

7 жыл бұрын

Justin Noker lol.. it's about 3 tenths slower than my Civic but still not bad.

@cpufreak101

7 жыл бұрын

albert7139 yep, V8 powaa

@7erDave

7 жыл бұрын

not bad especially considering the power to weight ratio, only 210hp from a 5.7L engine pushing that full sized brick shaped SUV. its got to be like a sail pulling it backwards with the wind hitting that thing alone.

still quite amazed at how small the tires appear on these rigs... great vid, thanks!

This is an awesome look into the past. Thanks for posting!

Man, makes me miss my 89 K5 Blazer. 12 inch lift with 44s. True dual straight pipes. I put that thing through alot of stuff and it never let me down.

All three of the big three SUVs of the day were awesome.

Picked up an 89 K5 Scottsdale yesterday. Has some rust, but for spending its life in the northern US its actually not too bad.

Great review as always Motorweek

Base price adjusted for inflation is right around $30,000. As tested is around $40,600 in today's dollars. Great video to see as always, the full size Blazer as well as the Bronco and Ram Charger were true SUVs that were durable and could actually off road. Hopefully Ford's new Bronco is the same and doesn't break the bank too badly when it's finally released.

@MrCarGuy

7 жыл бұрын

blue06lt Oh, I can guarantee they will try to cash in like Jeep is with the Wranglers.

That jacket and that truck are peak

the '96 2-door Tahoe Z-71 was the truck of my teenage wet dreams

@andyleo8418

4 жыл бұрын

Perv

@punchy207

3 жыл бұрын

@@andyleo8418 says you

"The center console allows ample storage for all the small items you may need on any trip" - *Pulls out a quart of motor oil and a FULL GALLON JUG of fluid!*

Oh another car platform I wish I wish was not abandoned by the big 3. Not everyone has kids or wants a big 4 door wagon. Awesome test!

I have had two 89 Blazers and loved them both.

@fernandorocha-dx1wv

6 ай бұрын

I love Chevy Blazer, my favorite and my dream

I would love to have one of these. Love the older Chevy and GMC full size trucks.

For those wondering: The hard pull to the right is caused by the relationship of the geometry of the steering drag link and that of the suspension. Basically, the drag link runs parallel to the front leaf springs, as opposed to the typical perpendicular orientation of other solid axle vehicles. This orientation almost completely eliminates the bump-steer that is common to solid axle vehicles; as the leaf-sprung axle swings up and down, the drag link moves in a parallel path. The result is little to no bump steer in all but extreme driving situations. The downside is that during heavy braking, the severe suspension compression causes the tire-to-steering-wheel correlation to slightly shift, minutely turning the tires to the right if the wheel is held straight. This is because the drag link is slightly shorter than the length of the “swing arm” of the front springs. As the suspension travels further from centerline, the difference between the radius of the axle and the steering linkage becomes more pronounced, leading to increased movement of the steering linkage. Simply put, the linkage allowed for much better handling on streets and bumpy roads, with a trade-off in hard braking behavior.

Dude with the trench coat getting in the backseat looks like he’s up to no good.

@sheeznutz2254

4 жыл бұрын

😂 better keep an eye on him!🧐

@davidhicks2178

3 жыл бұрын

He was also sporting them high-waters 😂

Still see many of these on today's roads along with the pickups and conversion vans.

@mrHoppedupford

4 жыл бұрын

Where?

@DuckSongFan

4 жыл бұрын

Jack Benton same here in Minnesota. Just old fords and chevys and the occasional dodge. Any K5 Blazer for sale is heavily rusted and or dented from being turned into an off-road rig and they still want big bucks for them

@jeremyb4493

4 ай бұрын

I miss seeing those, pretty rare for me to see one in the south

That is one hell of a jacket. Maximum respect

@zephead843

6 ай бұрын

Kind of reminds me of the jacket Ritchie Aprile gave Tony Soprano. Tony didn't like it, so he didn't wear it. In fact, he gave it to his housekeeper, who gave it to her husband. Husband comes walking through the kitchen wearing the jacket while Ritchie is sitting at the breakfast bar. Hurt Ritchie's feelings real bad.

Still a great looking truck in 2021.

The 1989 Chevy Blazer is my favorite 4X4 pickup. The most dependable, longest-lasting trucks on the road. Chevy Trucks:Like A Rock!

Great car, I love this retro reviews!

One thing I can't get over is that listening to this video with headphones on it sounds like the Blazer they're driving around has aftermarket exhaust on it. The 89 K5 I owned didn't sound like this at all. It was much quieter. But then again the TBI 5.7 in it was one from Goodwrench when I bought it.

Can't love this video enough!!! I have a 94 K1500 but would love to have a 90 or 91 K5

The last blazer was the Chevy Tahoe 2 door

that gas mileage is as good as many more modern trucks

@nicholasspecialmusic

6 жыл бұрын

Ricer Hunter for sure. My 2011 5.3 can't get 14 mpg hwy.

@yyeezyy630

4 жыл бұрын

Nicholas Bradley that means there's something wrong with it lol even in v8 mode it should get more then that

@wildbill23c

4 жыл бұрын

HAHA, and add in twice as many gears, and they still can't achieve any better fuel economy than a 30+ year old truck that's actually more truck than today's trucks ever will be.

@Commentleaver-c6x

3 ай бұрын

@@wildbill23c4 years later and the mpg still isn’t much better.

@wildbill23c

3 ай бұрын

@@Commentleaver-c6x Not any better at all.

16 miles to The Gallon Was Considered A Hit. My How Far We've Come .

@cpufreak101

7 жыл бұрын

K Bed my moms AWD CRV averages 28 mpg lol

@furgusuned15650

7 жыл бұрын

K Bed i know it's sad. now we have awful econoboxes XD

@furgusuned15650

7 жыл бұрын

*****​ To be fair some cars of the same era were better than 95% of cars today.

@furgusuned15650

7 жыл бұрын

***** true. I still like those fun little death traps though lol.

@7erDave

7 жыл бұрын

My 1994 Bronco only gets 10-11 city and at its best 14.5 highway with it's 5.8L engine. I would love to be getting 16mpg even if it was just on the highway.

I had one of these "unsettling pull to the right is an UNDERSTATEMENT"

I had a 1989 Chevy K5 Blazer on 38's. miss that truck

When a brand to vehicle pulls hard right under heavy braking! Would love to see a re-make of the full size 2-door blazer though.

I love these old school K5 Blazers, I would drive one anyday

I've owned about a half dozen K-5 Blazers. Awesome rust boxes. I'd love a rust free one to rebuild. I've had a '76 to a '91.

That front clip....always loved it.

I'd love to see a BRONCO with a 5.7!!!

@jbatic8094

4 жыл бұрын

they had a 5.8

I like how their test vehicle had a nice exhaust sound. The one I had was super quiet, but it had a newer Goodwrench engine. The throttle was as hard as a rock tho.

@nathanmcdonald610

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that seems to be a trait for these old square body Chevy's, my dad had an 84 GMC Sierra classic when I was a kid, it had a carbed 305 V8 in it, so it was pretty gutless, but I drove it a few times and I always remember the throttle being insanely tight, by contrast at the the time, my grandfather had a 1993 F-150 with a fuel injected 302 V8 and it had a much smoother operating throttle.

I had a 1985 K5 Blazer that was bought from a military surplus auction, had the 6.2 diesel in it. Man I miss that sumbitch, I’m not saying it was a hummer but that damn thing was built like a tank and was a monster off road

I'd daily it, I love these, especially with the fuel injected engine...wolf be really cool with the more modern ls 6.0

I had one of these, and an 89 Bronco. Both were great trucks, I wish I kept them. Today's trucks are just too pedestrian for my taste.

I came here to see how it runs against the 2019 one,I'd prefer the old one

In 2001 I bought an 87 Jimmy in mint condition with only 80k. Black on grey. Great truck. Sold it 5 years later with 220k on it for the same price I bought it for

Hey look, something I actually owned for once!

I miss driving the full size blazer. Nice truck.

Hot damn, Pablo Escobar wasn't just a drug dealer, he also reviewed cars for MotorWeek! Who would have known.

@phillipsmarlin3030

7 жыл бұрын

JohnnyGification lmfao!!!

I have a 1990 Jimmy I love these trucks

0:48 Aren´t the wheels to small for this huge truck? Nevertheless a beautiful truck! Greetings from germany

@louieatienza8762

3 жыл бұрын

1) lower center of gravity for performance/safety 2) better performance as smaller tires have less rotating mass and also act as a smaller lever, requiring less torque to accelerate 3) better gas mileage

"Still trails the Blazer"

Bought a 1989 new. Steel blue with a while top and bottom panel. Larger tires and wheels. Got 275,000 miles out of it before I traded it in. It was a great truck. I'd buy another one with a modern braking system and more efficient V-8/tranny. Hope that GM decides to do it to compete with the new Bronco, which Ford will sell about a million of in the first year. It's a great looking truck.

Excelente programa! Saludos desde Argentina.

I like this body style, but it’s interesting that Chevy had the same basic Blazer from the 70s til the 90s .Lol

I miss this beauty

Some day, I WILL have a square body Blazer...................some day, I WILL have a square body Blazer...................some day, I WILL have a square body Blazer.................................some day, I WILL have a square body Blazer................................some day, I WILL have a square body Blazer!!!!!!!

@cpufreak101

7 жыл бұрын

landyachtfan79 I wish for a square body one day... though that day will probably be after any car's not EV or self driving are banned from roads :/

@philipengel6106

5 жыл бұрын

In my day we just called them BLAZERS --- I'm 55!

If only this beautiful blazer can see the new little suv that took over its name it would rust in a heartbeat out of anger lol

Back in the day, it really came down to personal preference. If you were a Ford person, you got the Bronco, and a Chevy guy got the Blazer. Very few people bought the Ramcharger.

Beautiful & clasic the old K5👍

Back when Chevy ACTUALLY KNEW HOW TO MAKE TRUCKS….OR ANYTHING FOR THAT MATTER BECAUSE THEY HAVEN’T MADE ANYTHING AND I DO MEAN…ANYTHING WORTH A DAMN SINCE ‘08!! I say that as a former GM automotive technician (which I did after using my GI BILL to go to school for 2 years in the GM ASEP program). I will keep driving Ford’s including my newly purchased ‘04 Ford Expedition that I just bought 2 weeks ago for $6,000 out the door. The interior is IMMACULATE and it’s only had two owners including the first one being a company (which took care of it having it dealer serviced for all required maintenance) and it’s only has 123,000 miles on it!!

Would love to see a Motor week review of the old Dodge Ramcharger

So good looking

Nowadays I very seldom see any of those generation Chevy & GMC fullsize SUVs out on the roads although they became obsolete 29 years ago.

@stephenkowalski2448

3 жыл бұрын

Well in1989 I doubt you saw all that many 1960 trucks on the road.

Most iconic most timeless design for chevy ever

Amazing to compare today’s Blazer to what they used to be. Such potential that they are wasting.

I found one for sale and my wife wants it for off reading. She has a 2wd 1996 two door Tahoe and is in love with these things

I've noticed that the test vehicle in question appeared to be crabbing towards the right (That's where one axle doesn't line up with the other) possibly explains the rather dramatic pull to the right in the brake test

@bobcoats2708

3 жыл бұрын

Okay, thank you. I was pretty sure I saw that too. Wondered whether anyone else did.

These are classics now.

I am sure in 1989 driving the Blazer was a time machine trip back to 1974.

Love those old square body blazers

That's $40,000 in todays money!

@davidenobile426

7 жыл бұрын

TJC450 And actually nowdays V8 suvs are priced around 40000$

@231mac

7 жыл бұрын

Go price a new Tahoe, if you think that was expensive...

Noticed the pull to the right when braking. Yup everything is working like it’s supposed to 😂

Should've included an 8-track player to go with it's 70's styling.

The Bronco had a 5.7l? Huh? Maybe I'm picking nits, but it had a 5.8

@gocats1

5 жыл бұрын

1 ci was the difference

@jonathanhudson4623

4 жыл бұрын

350 vs 351. Ford just didnt want to list theirs as a 5.7 also. Though they both had 5.0 which were polar opposites. 350 stroke and smaller bore for the chevy while the Ford had a 4" bore and a short stroke. The 5.0 in a ford truck was a turd but the tq of the 5.0 in a chevy truck was livable. The 350 will always be the king of the old v8s. People love LS swaps now but there are still tons of classic fords with SBC 350s under the hood. They are alot easier and cheaper to make real power with. Not to mention the stroker 383. I built a full race stroker 383 when I was 16 and had it in my 89 formula firebird with a 6 speed conversion back in 2001 and that thing was pure insanity, the 6 speed manual did make it some what controllable on the street and I did daily drive it for years. I had to change drag radials about as often as I had to change the oil. Add the 150 shot of nitrous on top of that and I was the fastest 17 year in Darlington that actually built his own car and daily drove it everywhere. It was one of the fastest "real" street cars around Darlington for a good while. Full interior, huge stereo (subs), working A/C and heat. No cage kept me banned from Darlington international dragway after one night of test and tune though.

@noahgaray7923

4 жыл бұрын

jonathan hudson yeah ok buddy 😂 the MPI 302 made 185 hp. What did the tbi 305 make? 160?

My 87 has rust, the steering box has pulled out of the frame at least twice despite repair plates being welded in. I still have 32" mud tires because it still has 3.73 gears but some previous owner put a 6" lift on it for a much heavier truck resulting in atleast 8" of lift and an extremely rough ride. The 350 makes less power than my 2000 zr2 s10's 4.3L, the frame under my zr2 is way way stronger than the frame under the k5. My zr2 has alot tougher build even if it does have independent front suspension. The zr2 is very much on the over built side while my k5 is built about as tough as a base model 2wd s10 with a c-channel frame compared to a fully boxed and thicker frame under the zr2. The zr2 would have been perfect if it came from the factory with a vortec 5.7 or 5.3 LS based engine (I'm installing an aluminum block L33 LS based engine that weighs basically the same as the 4.3 but makes 100HP more). The zr2 will stay the same height and will keep the factory sized 31" mud tires. I've always loved the k5 blazers but now that I own one and can compare it to a zr2 s10. The zr2 s10 is far and beyond a tougher built truck. I believe once I'm done swapping the 5.3 into the zr2 I'll be selling the k5 after I weld the steering box back in place on the k5. The k5 is a decent truck but the zr2 is just too much better and I wont have a need for an extremely underpowered truck that is way to high off the ground. I'm 6 feet tall and the hood comes up to eye level with 32" tires. If it had proper gears and tires that were proper for the lift that is on it the hood would be too high when opened to be able to re ach to even shut it. Climbing in the back is damn near impossible and with nothing to grab passengers really can't crawl up in it either. It looks cool but that's about all that can be said about the truck.

They should’ve compared the Big Full size Plymouth Trailduster a.k.a. Brother to the Dodge Ram Charger and don’t forget Chevys brother the GMC Big Jimmy

Love the orange leather Blazer to review the Blazer!!!!

I would love to see a review of a Daihatsu rocky. 😂 it's hard to find anything on them.

One of the best looking and best chevy real truck😥

They forgot to say that the chevy will keep running years into the future while the bronco won't

My favorite factory steel wheel ever

Those little tires are hilarious

I have an 89 Jimmy (same thing) that has 89k original miles all stock unmolested drivetrain that is. I installed a 4” lift and 33s on 18x12 wheels. Runs good definitely quicker when it was on original wheels and tire size. When he said 9 second 0-60 I thought yeah before the 33s LOL. 0-60 now?, 2.3 days. Till I redo the diffs with 4.30 gears and limited slips. Stock ratio for my truck is 2.73 YES 2.73 not 3.73. It’s a slug for now. The MPG rating is true. I drove mine 200 miles home when I bought it and 31 years later still was getting 16 MPG highway before the 33s. Now just over 12.

People love the square bodies!

You still see these babys on the road, not as much as before but they are still around.

I have an 83 k5. I love it. Will never sell it.

I'll still take the Bronco from its last few years 1994-96 with a 5.8 V8. I don't think I'm going to be looking at a new Bronco unless what we saw a year ago was a ruse and they are going to base it off the F-Series platform and is a two door only like it should be. Of course it won't be any of what I mentioned so thankfully there are older Broncos still out there.

That's not rust as we know it. The good old blazer is making room for bigger tires. The funny thing is my 74 has far less rust than my 87 and 88. Which isnt a lot. You have to admit that they are tough old trucks that want to grow up to be suburbans. 😎

I always liked the dash design of these GM trucks, but $40,000 (adjusted for inflation) with no tachometer? Even by 1989 standards that sounds a little bare...

@WooferCooker

7 жыл бұрын

ClutchCruiser Nor a clock.

@TheAstrueblue

6 жыл бұрын

Woofer Cooker the clock was in the radio, my Cutlass Ciera has the same radio.

@bullitt3980

6 жыл бұрын

That basic dash design dated back to 1973 as did the rest of the truck