This 2-wheel-drive 1971 Chevrolet Blazer is the product of over 1,400 hours on the complete frame-off custom rebuild. It is powered by a new JEGS High-Performance LS 5.3-liter crate engine with 460hp and 425 ft/lbs of torque, paired with a 4L60E 4-speed transmission with overdrive and a 208 transfer case. The engine is cooled with a Griffin PerformanceFit radiator combo. The fuel tank system is a Boyd stainless-steel tank and fuel pump, and GM factory hydro-boost was added to update the braking system. The body was stripped from top to bottom and all bodywork was completed and primed. Kilzmat installation on the floors and panels provides additional insulation and sound control. This vehicle rides on classic Chevy Rally wheels painted to match the Blazer's trim. The custom-fabricated interior is controlled by a Dakota Digital VHX instrument cluster coupled with a retro-style stereo and KICKER speakers, as well as tilt wheel steering. The climate is kept comfortable by an Old Air Products system. It has been driven less than 100 actual miles since completion in December 2023.