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fesler 12-07-2007 04:16 PM

Fesler Built 67 Blazer 4 month Build almost done
 
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67 Blazer project ready to hit the roads, not just any blazer but a pro-touring style suspension with a roadster flare to it. Will be driven on a regular basis, I will post a ton of the build photos up here so you guys can see all the work we put into this one.

I wanted to build a 32-33 roadster for years and finally found the car last year. After talking with my guys and deciding that building another 32-33 roadster would not do it for me we decided to build something a little more off the wall.

I bought this 4X4 69 Blazer last year 3 months before SEMA and wanted to do something wild with it, so we started cutting and chopping things up. Kicker heard about what we were doing and wanted to get involved with it and use it as a show car for them. So we went into SEMA mode to get the thing started to show in their booth. Now there is no way we would have finished it since SEMA was less than a month away so we busted butt on it for 30 days to get it in the black stage you can see on our website. www.feslerbuilt.com

Well with just 4 months build time (that’s right 4 months) from start to almost finished including paint here is what we have. I still have to Dyno the engine, build door panels and build some engine covers before it is officially done but other than that it is ready to cruise and enjoy. I have geared up my shop to be one of the fastest builders on the west coast and don’t think because we do it fast we cut any corners. Now this was not done in 4 months straight, since this is a shop demo vehicle for us, so we spent 30 days before SEMA last year (showed it at SEMA 06) then brought it back to the shop and it sat until 90 days before SEMA 2007 at which time we finished everything else. I have a full shop to run with customer cars so we don’t have much time for shop stuff. So what you see in the pictures is what we got done for SEMA this year 07.

I figure most people are tired of waiting years for their builds from different shops around the country building their car. I know guys that have been working on a certain car for over 3 years and to me it just doesn’t make sense. Now if you are building a car for the huge awards well that makes sense but if you are building a car to drive and have fun with the faster you can start driving it the better.

Our average build time is less than one year on most projects and like I said before we don’t cut corners we do it right, don’t spend your money on other client’s projects and we have that little extra to get them done faster than most shops. If you are looking for a cool ride whether it be old or new, contact us and we can probably start your project within a month.

I will post the complete build of this up here so people can see the work, you can also check the magazines since we are getting ready to do the cover shots for it very soon. That’s right we also do all the photography on our cars as well. Email with any questions

70TWO NOVA 12-07-2007 04:17 PM

saw that thing at Goodguys, pretty sick :thumbsup:

fesler 12-07-2007 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by 70TWO NOVA
saw that thing at Goodguys, pretty sick :thumbsup:

yeah its been to Goodguys in Scottsdale and to SEMA so far. Glad you like it

syborg tt 12-07-2007 04:39 PM

Saw it at Sema - wow is this thing impressive

mazspeed 12-07-2007 05:06 PM

Didn't I see that at Barrett Jackson last year?

fesler 12-07-2007 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by mazspeed
Didn't I see that at Barrett Jackson last year?

Yes you did and that is how it went to SEMA 06, Scottsdale Goodguys 06, CES 07 and BJ 07 last year. After that we put it in our show room for the rest of the year until just before SEMA again this year. We pulled it out after sitting on display for 7 months and finished everything we did not have time to do the year before. It will be at BJ this year so come check it out.

Here are some shots from

SEMA last year with Brian Deegan in it
http://www.feslerbuilt.com/SEMA06.htm

BJ Last year with a live DJ in it playing the system
http://www.feslerbuilt.com/BarrettJ070.htm

70TWO NOVA 12-07-2007 05:21 PM

Ill definately be there!

fesler 12-07-2007 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by 70TWO NOVA
Ill definately be there!

Stop by and say hi we will have stuff on display there. its always nice to meet guys that are into cars here. :cheers:

70TWO NOVA 12-07-2007 05:26 PM

Ill definately make a point to stop by and say hi.

boonedog 12-07-2007 05:42 PM

love the color what is it? Saw it a sema 06 it was pretty sweet then but now wow:thumbsup:

xvette 12-07-2007 08:52 PM

coool truck ,seen it at 06 Scotsdale GG at your shop tour

NOVA 12-10-2007 10:02 AM

Cool Blazer .... better build time!
 
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Originally Posted by fesler
I know guys that have been working on a certain car for over 3 years and to me it just doesn’t make sense.if you are building a car to drive and have fun with the faster you can start driving it the better.

Our average build time is less than one year on most projects and like I said before we don’t cut corners we do it right.


Cool Blazer! and I like your build philosophy even better! 4 months,looks cool and done right! yea!

HRBS 12-10-2007 10:19 AM

Saw it at SEMA this year... one of my favorites. I stopped by to ask you about getting a set of those wheels but you were on the phone. I got so sidetracked I never made it back.

fesler 12-10-2007 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by HRBS
Saw it at SEMA this year... one of my favorites. I stopped by to ask you about getting a set of those wheels but you were on the phone. I got so sidetracked I never made it back.

What were your questions on the wheels or what are you looking for and I can try to help you out. thanks

Payton King 12-10-2007 01:15 PM

I saw the truck at SEMA
 
One of my favorites!

HRBS 12-10-2007 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by fesler
What were your questions on the wheels or what are you looking for and I can try to help you out. thanks

Thanks Chris... PM sent.

fesler 12-10-2007 05:24 PM

Blazer Build 1
 
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Here is what it looked like when we got it, lifted 4X4 with lots of parts that are just wrong

I will post the complete build here for everyone to see the steps we took to get it where it is now

Here we tear everything apart so we can send it out to be media blasted to see how bad the body is. I dont care about the rest of the parts I just want the tub and tittle

fesler 03-19-2008 07:16 PM

Blazer just shot
 
OK its all done, well almost its at the Dyno now getting full tune so we can drive it everyday, thats right this is going to be a everyday driver. I will trailer it out to Delmar but around town and to work its getting driven. I will post some more soon but thought you guys might like to see the photo shoot on it. Look at that rear wheel now thats deep dish and yes it sits all the way down. :lateral:

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j...lt/Img0036.jpg
http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j...lt/Img0085.jpg
http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j...lt/Img0116.jpg
http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j...lt/Img0075.jpg

awr68 03-19-2008 08:02 PM

Love that truck!! :thumbsup:

Garage Dog 65 03-19-2008 08:43 PM

Beautiful Chris !

The entire project looks fantastic. That 4th shot with the rear wheel/tire and fender should be a poster sir !! Perfect combo of colors, surface finishes and reflections - pure artwork guys. Can't wait for the build link - Thanks for the inspiration !!

Jim

DOOM 03-19-2008 08:59 PM

PERFECTION!!!!!!!! Simply stunning, you guys are amazing.:hail:

syborg tt 03-19-2008 08:59 PM

Just incredible - this is how they should look.

Alex396ss 03-20-2008 03:29 AM

Fu##ing awesome, great work!

Alex

redfire69 03-20-2008 04:31 AM

Awesome Blazer!! BTW I remember seeing the Blue Yenko clone, didn't realize you built that one too... impressive!!

fesler 03-20-2008 07:41 PM

Dyno work
 
We just got the blazer off the Dyno and it did some great numbers, I will post some video on the Dyno soon as I edit it.

401.5HP @5700 RPM
419.4TQ @3600 RPM

It is a blast to drive and you can see it with Tourque TV soon we just filmed a thing with them that will air soon. :woot:

monza 03-20-2008 11:16 PM

Mad steez with that for a shop truck!! Can you drive it that low, in the last pic? Is it bagged and thats fully lowered?
Very cool, the wheels look amazing.

kennyd 03-21-2008 07:18 AM

after i saw that at sema, i got home and bought me one . later on the build sheet BUT i have it for the small price of 100.00 for the shell , no rust , no major body work , no roof , front sheetmetal junk .
i thought i saw a shop that was making c-4 - c5 front clips for them ?

whytry 03-21-2008 10:53 AM

Awesome looking Blazer... You and I have the same taste in cars... If I recall didn't you have a bagged 2 door tahoe on 22's too?

Tally,

2 door tahoe bagged on 22's - check
67 Blazer - check, had 1 sold it stupid move now I want one again :(
68 Camaro - check

n2billet 03-24-2008 05:52 AM

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Originally Posted by kennyd (Post 141550)
after i saw that at sema, i got home and bought me one . later on the build sheet BUT i have it for the small price of 100.00 for the shell , no rust , no major body work , no roof , front sheetmetal junk .
i thought i saw a shop that was making c-4 - c5 front clips for them ?

Porterbuilt Street Rods http://porterbuiltstreetrods.com/

I've got his full C4 chassis for my 68 (truck)and his front dropmember in my other 68. He does excellent work, I highly recommend him.


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