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The original K5 Blazer was built on the K10 pickup truck platform with a wheelbase shortened to 104 in (2,600 mm), designed and marketed to compete with the International Harvester Scout (which had been introduced in 1960 for the 1961 model year) and the Ford Bronco (1965/66) utility vehicles.[3][5] The Scout and Bronco were originally aimed at the Jeep CJ series and consequently all three vehicles were much smaller than the K5 Blazer. Because the Blazer was developed from a shortened pickup truck, this innovation both increased interior space and lowered the cost of production by using a shared platform.[6] The Blazer quickly became popular. For the first time, it married the off-road capabilities of competing utility vehicles with "luxury" features like air conditioning and automatic transmissions that routinely were available on pickup trucks.

The Blazer-E retains its original driveshafts, axles, and transfer case, and uses a more powerful 200 hp (150 kW) Bolt traction motor instead of the 400 cu.in. V8, which had an estimated output of 175 hp (130 kW) using modern ratings.[28] The Bolt's 60 kW-hr battery pack is bolted into the cargo area of the K5 Blazer-E.[30] Aftermarket components were used to add power steering, generate vacuum for the vintage braking system, and control the gauges, with the fuel gauge converted to indicate state of charge instead.[31]

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Use a tape measure to measure directly under arms around the widest part of your chest. Then determine if you are taller than six feet or under six feet. Don't worry, if you get it wrong we provide one free size exchange! Another way to check for your size is to look in the left inside pocket of another sportcoat or blazer in your closet.

We can therefore say that the blazer, regardless of its date of birth, has always been an item of clothing that represents a feeling of belonging. It is synonymous with elegance but also practicality.

Our signature toweling blazer is made from 100% Turkish Terry Velour. It's sheared on the outside giving the blazer a soft velvety finish. The terry cloth is looped on the inside like your standard beach towel.

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Photographs in the collection include Blazer family members, the mill and homestead, views of the reservation; depicting Mescalero Indians, their homes, agency buildings and employees; and other individuals, families, and social groups in the Mescalero area. Most of the original images dated from 1870-1914. Miscellaneous documents include some of J.H. Blazer's business correspondence, and legal papers regarding stolen cattle and a shoot-out at Blazer's Mill. Emma Thompson's 1900 diary of Mexico and 1908 diary of Europe are also included in the material. Among the materials on New Mexico is William V. Morrison's file of newspaper articles and correspondence about Billy the Kid, newspaper articles about Lincoln County pioneers, and a Mescalero vocabulary, as given by Percy Bigmouth in 1932.

Of course, these blazers were much too cool to be left in the closet when the rowers were on dry land. Much like a high school football team, rowers began wearing their blazers (i.e. team jerseys) around their college campuses. Like jerseys or letterman jackets, these blazers were something of a status symbol, denoting camaraderie and accomplishment. In fact, they became so cool that other sports began to want a piece of the sartorial action. Croquet, rugby, soccer and other sports all began to incorporate the blazer into their team attire.

At Collier and Robinson, we have been producing high-quality rowing blazers for over a decade, with each one lovingly crafted at our studios in Henley on Thames, the home of British rowing. We use only the finest materials, trimmings and embellishments to create striking rowing blazers that ensure your team stands out, even on the water. If, like us, you are proud to carry on such a colourful tradition and want to represent the English rowing heritage, we would be happy to help. Our craftsmen hand make every single blazer using only the finest fabrics from local mills, with every stitch a call back to the first days of British rowing. For more information, just get in touch with us today.

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These trucks have metal dashes and big, easy-to-read gauges like those used in trucks since the 1940s, but you also can have power steering, air conditioning, power disc brakes (after 1971), and more as optional original equipment. So these trucks are very usable, even today. The 350-ci V8 is solid, and parts are everywhere. Both the available 4-speed manual and TH350 3-speed automatic are basically bulletproof. The same can be said for the NP205 gear-driven transfer case and both the 12-bolt rear axle and Dana 44 front used in the half-ton truck and Blazer applications.

To start with the powertrain, this vehicle is powered by its numbers matching 350 V8 engine that is fed fuel by its factory 4-barrell carburetor. Power is then sent through its numbers matching rebuilt Turbo 350 automatic transmission, and from there to its also numbers matching NP205 transfer case that has been resealed. This Blazer sports Dana 44 axles on both the front and rear with both being numbers matching. New brakes and seals have been installed on both axles with bearings, ball joints, and u-joints replaced for the front axle. This Blazer also has its original alternator that has been rebuilt, and it features a new four row radiator and water pump. It also has a rebuilt driveshaft with new u-joints, and it features an aluminum dual exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers.

Moving inside, this Blazer still has its original factory scroll bucket seats and console, which are all in great condition. The dash has never been cut or painted, and it still sports its original rugs, doors, and tailgate that feature no rust and have never been cut. For an audio system this Blazer still has its original factory am/fm radio installed, and it also has a newer CD player with 4 speakers and an amplifier under the seat as well as an amplified sub-woofer in the rear. This Blazer also comes with its original hardtop, which has been refurbished, and it currently wears a new convertible safari top with removable sides and rear windows.

This 1972 Chevy Blazer CST is an unmolested time capsule that has only had bolt on additions that comes with many factory parts. This is a rare piece with original miles, the right colors, packages, and original paperwork from the dealer, which includes the factory order, bill of sale, original check stub, protecto plate warranty tag, glovebox manuals, and a whole binder filled with order paperwork.

Engine options, at least initially, were identical to the first-generation Blazer. As time passed, the Blazer evolved but never really changed from the original model which was such an abashed success for Chevrolet.

The biggest changes to the Blazer came in 1981, with the introduction of a thoroughly refreshed blazer lineup. Stying was moved away from the single headlights of the square body to the iconic double-stack setup that would be on every GM truck and full-size SUV until the early 1990s. Yet, still, the bones of the Blazer were from 1973, and it soldiered on with the same basic chassis design, with a few small tweaks to increase refinement.

One of my favorite ways to wear a white blazer is over a dress. The crisp fabric, sharp lines and white color of this jacket keep your dress elevated and professional. But it also looks seasonally appropriate and cool.

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