Pro Performance Project: C10 Long Bed to K5 Jimmy / Blazer Build

Pro Performance builds some seriously bitchin trucks, and we love following along on their builds, but this newest project is really going to get your attention. I say that because, while it has become fairly commonplace to take a long-bed C10 truck and make it into a short-bed C10, making one into a Blazer is something different. I love a good Blazer, and with all the great stuff going in and under this one, it promises to be something cool to watch come together.

But right now it is all about making it a LOT shorter. Check it out.

Video Description:

We introduce the new Pro Performance project! This is the first stages of the build. With the help of our friends in the industry, we are able to get it to where you see it here. This trucks now sits on a Roadster Shop Blazer chassis w/ Hot Rods by Boyd Wheels and Baer Brakes.

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