1978 Blazer

[vdrivinmike]

Awesome build! I love these Blazers.

[Musclerodz]

Originally Posted by Stielow

So far this has been one of the easiest projects I’ve ever done.


Mark

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Thats because you didn't try to reinvent the wheel like we always try to do. Looks awesome, love the factory look. Are you going to try and hide a vintage air unit in there or retain the factory system?

[Stielow]

Originally Posted by Musclerodz

Thats because you didn't try to reinvent the wheel like we always try to do. Looks awesome, love the factory look. Are you going to try and hide a vintage air unit in there or retain the factory system?

I intentionally looked for a Blazer with stock A/C to use it. I hope it works well converted to R134


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[rstone]

The stock AC is a little lacking. Chevorlet just used the truck ac in the blazer. lots more area in a blazer than a truck. i had an 84 blazer. always had to run it on max to get it cool.

[Stielow]

Originally Posted by rstone

The stock AC is a little lacking. Chevorlet just used the truck ac in the blazer. lots more area in a blazer than a truck. i had an 84 blazer. always had to run it on max to get it cool.

Thanks good to know.


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[jeff71]

Hey Mark, why factory AC over Vintage Air?

[Stielow]

Originally Posted by jeff71

Hey Mark, why factory AC over Vintage Air?

It came free in the truck.... Keeps with the factory look of the truck


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[kwhizz]

The Evolution has almost gone full circle...….. Great Job !!!!

[rstone]

Originally Posted by Stielow

It came free in the truck.... Keeps with the factory look of the truck


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I think Vintage Air can us the stock controls.

[shelteredV]

or add a Suburban secondary unit? Might be overkill, but would look factory...