Attempting to copy a design or an elegant look is often said to be a form of flattery, but it usually works best when the basic idea is executed from something that already bears a resemblance or similarity to whatever it is you’re wanting to mimic. A case in point for many might be this 1985 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer, which the seller has dubbed a Blazerossa, and he’s done a decent job of replicating the side sculpting found on many Ferrari Testarossas. If you’re ready to take over and complete what’s been started here, this one is located in Barto, Pennsylvania, and can be spotted here on Facebook Marketplace with an asking price of $6,000. Interesting find, Rocco B., and thanks for making us aware of it!
Though the idea here won’t appeal to everyone, I can’t fault an auto enthusiast for having a vision and the desire to turn it into reality. While there’s some smoothing out and a considerable amount of additional exterior detail work left to do here, this doesn’t seem to be a bad start for someone with the body skills to take over and make this a real attention-getter. I sort of appreciate the oddly placed indentation for the license plate, and once the fit and gaps are all adequate, this might look pretty cool with a well-thought-out paint job and a set of unusual aftermarket wheels.
Once you peek inside, it becomes apparent that all the efforts so far have been focused on the exterior, as the interior appears to be just about all stock. If it’s just a fun driver you’re after, things in here may be OK as they are now. However, once the bodywork is completed, this might be the time to add some custom features inside. I’m envisioning an abstract steering wheel at a minimum, but the door jambs might need to be addressed sooner, as they’re a larger focal point and need attention as much as any interior component.
There’s literally zero information posted about the mechanicals here, but the mileage is listed at 120,723, and we get to view one photo of the engine compartment. This oddity has been available for over 3 months, so there’s obviously not excessive competition from buyers who just can’t wait to complete this project. However, I’ve got to believe that this 1985 Chevrolet S-10 Blazerossa is an ideal candidate for somebody out there to show some love and take to the finish line. Could that person be you?
Mein Gott! Another Frankenmobile! Have mercy.
You couldn’t give it to me for free ! ….🤪🤪🤪
this is what happens when recreational pharmaceuticals and a Chevy Blazer are combined, the result is never good
Your comment is hilarious. Thanks for the chuckle.
I don’t think recreational pharmaceuticals were strong enough for this one. I think someone got their hands on the medical-grade stuff here.
what a mess. and they expect somebody to pay 6k? yeah ok.
Sometimes it’s hard to see someone else’s dream.
Ya’ think? LOL
Rocco spotted this one a mile away
If the owner gives me $6000, I MIGHT consider taking it away for him…. if i was feeling generous that day.
The light gray and black primer make it look worse that it really is. (The gold paint in places doesn’t help either!) Complete the vision and monochrome paint job (and naturally proper wheels) and this could be tolerable. To help with the vision, a good 2″ top chop would be in order. (Scotty, do you think a chopped top would help with the vision?) If this runs well. Then you know that the vehicle’s engine has been maintained. As a 4.3 will last forever IF properly maintained. If not, then on borrowed time after 60k. If really cheap, (like virtually free) it might be fun to try and “complete the vision”. (However, I don’t possess the skills for the chop top.)
Words fail me.
Spray bomb it gold and put some 18″ hammers on it . Would appeal to a certain group.
What in the name of anime is going on here?
OMG… what goes on inside the mind of someone who does this?
Ok, “if” no, Big “IF” it was free, and they paid me for shipping, and I was Loco enough to (fix?) this total screw up…Naaaah
Sniffing too many rattle cans.
I am pretty sure the owner of this vehicle has previously owned a chevette, mustang II, pinto or a vega.
Brother ran out of cash, midway through the build?
No, the 12 step program finally kicked in. Funny thing I was in Monroe Wisconsin a few years ago and I saw a bondo and primer Corvair Greenbriar wagon tricked out like this. Next time I went through there it was gone and I never saw it again.
Forget it, Jake; this is Barto.
I just threw up in my mouth looking at this
Everyone has their own taste..
then again some people only have taste in their mouth.
That’s one HOT ride……..it needs cooling fins on both sides…… :)
Another fine vehicle that should meet it’s fate at the Glacier View 4th of July car launch in Alaska. Sad that it would have to wait until next year.
Your comment is hilarious. Thanks for the chuckle.
The most appropriate parking space for this ride would be at Wallyworld
The correct answer.
Every 4th of July, they drive cars off a cliff at a place called Glacier Point along the Glenn Hwy. in Alaska. I’ve been by here several times on my vacations. I’d suggest this is a good place for this abomination. Sign it up for next year.
There’s lots of video on-line about this. Fun to watch!
Beat you to it LOL. Yes, it deserves it’s moment at the edge of that cliff.
I’m assuming the builder of this was inspired by the Cybertruck.
I see zero resemblance to a Cyber truck. Guess again.
Hmmmm…I, uh…well…oh, never mind
Absolute $h!tbox
There is your resemblance to a CyberTruck!
Elon’s 3 year old drew up the design…
Crack Kills !!!!