Blazer Feminino Forrado – DVD avulso
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In this video I give a full in depth tour of a 1985 Chevy K5 Blazer. I take viewers on a close look through the interior and exterior of this suv while showi…
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Em nosso site você faz a compra do DVD de Blazer e CURSOS – Pode nos enviar
mensagem solicitando informação para [email protected] ou digite
ESCOLA DE MODA SOLANGE MALDONADO no google ok? Seja bem vinda!
Adoro assistir suas aulas, já costuro a um tempão. estou vendo nesse vídeo,
a montagem de sua gola e a colocação da manga é muito diferente, eu já
prendo a gola pronta e as mangas prendo depois que uno frente e costas,
acho mais fácil, o resultado final será o mesmo? Depois vou fazer a sua
maneira para ver.
gostaria de comprar o curso de corte e costura apenas para saias, vestidos
e blusas, tem disponivel? gentileza enviar para [email protected] como
faço para obter e a forma de pagamento. Muito obrigada
Rafael, em nosso site você faz a compra do DVD de Blazer e CURSOS – Pode
nos enviar mensagem solicitando informação para [email protected] ou
digite ESCOLA DE MODA SOLANGE MALDONADO no google ok? Seja bem vinda!
LANÇAMENTO IMPERDÍVEL!
DVD de corte e confecção do blazer feminino forrado (alfaiataria) e DVD
ensinando a fazer o blazer de moletom que está na moda.
Compre agora o seu (tecido ou moletom).
http://www.escolademoda.net/salavirtual/file.php/1/DVD_BLAZER_/codigo_webmarketing_com_links.html
I want one of these, I can easily afford buying one, but the gas mileage is
what would kill me! I can’t justify 10 mpg. I currently drive an 88 S-10
Blazer even though I can buy a brand new car, but there is just something
about owning an old vehicle. Not going to lie, I’d get an XJ in a
heartbeat, but it’s hard to find one that hasn’t been molested and modified
these days, but the Blazers will always be my favorite vehicles.
Sorry young ones and inexperienced Chevy fans, there is most certainly a
5.0L Chevy engine. The 305 is not a 5.3L, the 5.3 is the Vortec engine and
that is 325CI not 305CI. As for those claiming this is the greatest vehicle
of all time, K5 Blazers were plagued with problems. The most noted problems
were, in no particular order:
1-Faulty wiring(undersize gauge wiring). I’ve seen many of these burn to
the ground but hey, it’s a “Blazer”.
2-TH350 and 700R4 transmission failures were very common.
3-The 73-87 K5 Blazers had the weakest frames out of the SUV’s of this
era(Blazers, Broncos, Ramchargers/Traildusters, Cherokees). The frames were
so weak that it was common for the steering gearboxes to rip right out of
the frames on 73-87 Blazers when mildly off-roading/using a snowplow/ or
just hitting a good size pothole. I’ve welded at least 40-50 Blazer frames
at the steering box, about 4-5 Ramchargers, and only 1 Bronco and that was
a precautionary measure, not because of failure.
4 -The 305 and 350 were gutless pre-vortec heads but cheap to modify.
Contrary to popular belief, the 350’s used in this era truck were very hit
and miss reliability speaking. I use to run a 4×4 shop and still work on
friends/family vehicles and I’ve seen so many 350’s come through my doors
with catastrophic failure with well under 100K miles on them. Spun
bearings, worn wrist pins, connecting rod failure, Q-Jet carb issues,
cracked cylinder walls, and bent pushrods were the most common issues I
dealt with on an almost daily basis. The 350 Chevy pretty much kept me in
business.
5-When it comes to axles I’ll take a Bronco or Ramcharger over a Blazer any
day. Yes the leaf sprung Blazer is easier to lift than the 87-96 Broncos
but the Ford 9″ rear in the older Broncos and the 8.8″ rear in the later
Broncos was more stout than the 10 or 12 bolt rear axle. The 9.25 used in
the Ramcharger held up better than the Chevy axles but not quite as well as
the Ford. Front axles, sure swapping in 1 tons is easier on a Blazer than a
Bronco but stock for stock I’d take a solid axle Ford High-pinion D44 or
Ford TTB high-pinion D44(Later Broncos) over the wimpy 10 bolts. Yes,
pre-’77 Blazers had the Dana 44 but those older Blazers are not as common
and the High-pinion version that Ford used was superior anyway.
6-Not necessarily an issue but I have to mention the utterly stupid design
of the squared fenders on GM trucks. In 1973 GM switched from the rounded
fender design to the squared fenders that GM still uses to this day on
their trucks. What a concept, round tire, square fender?? Anyway, having
them squared in shape means you have to lift a GM truck higher than a Ford
to fit the same size tire. A stock 73-91 Blazer can fit 32’s for the most
part, some fit 33’s with minor rubbing whereas say a ’78 Bronco can fit 36″
tires with no lift. Trust me, I’ve got 36″ Mud tires on my ’78 and it’s
bone stock with no rubbing issues. My ’78 Bronco I bought new and I still
to this day drive it and off-road the crap out of it. Original engine I
might add! 345,569 miles and going. I also own a ’79 F350 4×4 Supercab with
292,000 miles(Wood hauling/skidding truck), two more lifted 78/79
Broncos(Toys), an ’83 Bronco-stock with 32’s(Farm runabout, an ’81 Power
Ram stepside 4×4 8in. lift with 38’s(couldn’t pass on the deal), a ’92
Bronco XLT stock (left to me when father passed), a ’96 F350 4×4 460(used
for hauling gooseneck trailers), ’87 Blazer, unmodified with 31″
M/T’s(left on my property while offroading with a client. He gave it to
me), and my ’87 Ram D100, stock(my dads other truck). The only truck out
of the bunch without it’s original engine is my ’87 Blazer. It’s on it’s
third engine and not once did any of the 350’s that were swapped in last
more than 50,000miles.
Yes, long write up. No, at the time I had nothing better to do but wait for
my damn wife to get ready to go and now she’s looking over my shoulder and
asking why I’m still typing. Ok, I’ve got to go.
Amei a aula, pena que foi so ate um pedaco, gostaria muito de saber o resto
só que nao tenho grana para comprar o dvd. Se alguem souber um site de
video que eu possa ver o resto por favor me indique. obrigada