Can I get this Abandoned Blazer found in the Woods to start? 

👍😂😂😂 I was waiting for 3 things in this video....1. "HEY BOY!!" 2. The click of a Rifle loading and 3. The sound of Dueling Banjo's........I did not expect it to start though!!!!

I have just discovered your channel and am bracing my self to watch every single episode you've ever created. Your production quality is unmatched and the type of content is just right. I love it, just thought I'd share that with you

You doubled its value with that battery.

Looks like an early 90s blazer with a 4.3 v6

I swear I can see someones house and back garden for most of this video just ever so slightly in the distance.

Who was more excited to see the engine started 😂

OMG I just love his reaction to the battery connections being on the side of the battery LOL 😂. Also, I think it’s like that because if you ever have to jump start it, you can just connect jumper cables to those round metal things on top of the battery.

in today's video, Lawrie discovers side post batteries!

"I've actually been in things which are a lot worse" It would seem we date the same women!

We don't have them in the UK. Oh.. the car, I thought you were talking about woods for a moment.

I died when at the sound he made when it actually started.

I love how you totally played it off at the end😂

Typical Chevy starting in half a second after sitting for years!

The blazer/Jimmy was an awesome SUV. Reliable to the end. The 4.3 was a invincible motor. 2.8s were tough too

Saabkyle04 would LOVE those!

I had a blazer like that too. And the dash was digital also. 4x4. Black. 4.3 V6. I miss it so much. Wish I would of kept it. But I'm stupid and sold it..

I genuinely laughed myself silly at your reactions to this thing, you're quite the excitable type it seems... :P

The frustration with side post batteries is real! Most General Motors have them. Personally I hate them, but to each his own Also, congrats on 17K!

Ah, now that's some good fun right there! For the record, I don't believe that many old American cars tend to start without issue after being abandoned for many years... you just got awful lucky! Though, seeing you delighted over this old truck reminds me of a location I think you'd rather enjoy... There was this fellow who presumably had some cash on his hands, around the time that a lot of municipalities in some of the larger US cities were more than about ready to say goodbye to the last remains of their street railways (What to you would be electric tramways). By this time (1960s/1970s/1980s) very few cities still had electric surface railways (that is, rail lines within a city that operated on city streets, not below them in tunnels or above them on "elevated railway" girders and ironwork) in operation of any capacity. In fact, the only two locations I can think of with any sizable fleet of electric streetcars (The US equivalent of trams, we also more commonly like to call them "trolleys") were the South Eastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA)'s routes in/around Philadelphia Pennsylvania, and the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)'s "Green Line" and "Ashmont-Mattapan High Speed Line" in and around Boston, Massachusetts. By this time, both companies, and any other for that matter, was using aging equipment that was built between the mid 1940s and the early 1950s. They were all of a similar basic design, the President's Conference Committee, or "PCC" car. The trouble with American street railways, was that nothing was standard, both across and even within a particular system. Every line had a variety of different cars with different parts, all from various different makes. And it was very costly to keep these cars running, as they all required very specific parts for a given make and model. In addition, all of them looked for the most part very dated and ancient compared to the latest in automobiles and industrial design in general. With street railways on the decline in the US, they needed a more standard design to be agreed upon so that the street railways could maintain an image of modernization, while also reducing maintenance costs. Thus, the PCC car was created to give manufacturers a standard pattern that could be minorly adjusted for each line's specific requirements (For instance, Chicago PCCs were longer in length due to high traffic, combined with more clearance, which made larger ridership possible on a single car. Meanwhile, in Boston cars were shorter to fit around the sharp curves of the city streets, and were fitted with street-facing doors for use on certain routes. They also were fitted so that two or more cars could run in tandem from one operator). But these cars needed replacing. And so, this individual would go up to these companies with their large fleets of PCC cars ripe for retirement, and he would buy as many as he could, and ship them off to be stored in a location in Windber, Pennsylvania, where they were all lined up in an old railway yard where normally streetcars would never have so much as come near. Over time, more and more retired cars were dropped off at the site. It's said that he's made a buisness of using them for supplying parts to the secondhand PCC market, and there is some sort of company website in existence to back this up. Most of the cars are well rotted away, and gutted of parts by vandals as nearly all are exposed to the elements. But they make quite a site! This famous "Streetcar Graveyard" is a popular sight for photographers, but perhaps not the best place to purchase your next plaything. However, despite this, there are certainly some serviceable cars out there. My main interest is in the former Maintenance-of-Way (Permanent Way in UK I believe?) equipment from the MBTA. There are a few cars there that started life as passenger carrying vehicles, but were later rebuilt to better suit the important task of maintaining/repairing the street railway line. These cars generally have platforms on the roof for repair work on the overhead wire, and some have massive doors fitted on the sides for easy loading so that fill advantage can be taken of the storage space in the car for tools and material. Each car is unique or one of very few, rebuilt by the company that employed them. I have a deep fascination for the M.o.W. equipment of the street railway, and these are my favorite sort of equipment. Sadly, as they do not carry people, nor look very pretty to the general public, few such cars have survived being cut up for scrap. A shame considering the very important job they once performed!

Love the ending haha lobe the vids keep it going nice and funny

Next week's episode, Guy catches him, Boxers around his ankles

These are actually S-10 Blazers since they're based on the Chevy S-10 Pickup, these briefly were made in the UK in the late 90s but failed to impress and had lots of competition from BMW, Mercedes and even Jeep with the Cherokee XJ.

That was top of the line in the mid 90s the lt package

He’s in the American South. If anybody cared that he was messing around, he would have had a shotgun barrel in his back! As far as I am concerned, he can collect every first generation S-10 Blazers he can find and take them all back to the UK!

Well it's been a year since the last time it ran. There are cars you can start that've been dumped into a forest after 20 years

I find These Kind of Videos and lawrie goes loco like the second Favorit Thing i like to watch

Of course it starts ! No dodgy lucas electrics . Plenty of American bashing here, just have to consider the source !

I actually own one of those! Fantastic trucks!. It's basically a 350 V8 minus 2 cylinders.

Song that's so excited that Chevy start come on man it's always a common factor of Chevy will start no matter what

That digital gauge cluster was a very rare option on those blazers, definitely worth a little money

That was too easy, did you try the other ones? 😂

That digital dash is rare as hell

Clovis could very well be having his Hershey highway explored in the next video. Well, at least it'll make a change from knackered fire engines‼️🤣🤣🤣

My wife used to have a blazer and I distinctly remember starting the engine without the key once

It's a Chevy, you can leave them in the woods for 29 years and they'll start right the hell up

This was quite enjoyable literally nobody in america knows why we do what we do either bro you aren't alone

Of course it started. It's a Chevy....welcome to America

Try this on a old abandoned British car and I bet it won't start just like many newer ones.

I hope that car is following you home

This was the most enjoyable video I’ve ever seen! You proved that Chevrolet likes to play games with their designs, and verified every stereotype for North Carolina. And you were a little kid 🧒 when the car started. Lovely sense of the absurd and humor. I’m a subscriber. Look 👀 forward to more videos 😸!

Poison Ivy all over... good luck in those shorts.

It’s slightly annoying that a blazer dumped in the woods has less rust than most of the cars on the road here in England

this blazer looks similar to the jimmy that saabkyle04 has

this was the first vid i ever saw on your channel before even knowing that you made stuff about steam locos etc...

Some fool put the steering wheel on the wrong side for a start

I wish there was an update on this as I saw it in my recommended today

Stolen that’s why it’s there In uk I’d love to have a Abandoned cars near my property I’d just steal them and restore them One day I’ll got to USA and import that car

I’m surprised nobody rescues these even just for parts alone. These blazer are growing in popularity nowadays

9:54 well of course it does, it's not a British car. Bahahahaha :)

GM vehicles inexplicably have side-mount battery hook-ups. I s'pose it helps keep the wires tightly connected to the battery, plus it cuts down on the possibility of corrosion.

Of course the guy that knows basicly nothing and it fires right up

This is the USA. You're going to need a wrench instead of a spanner to tighten those battery bolts.

It seems a walking dead' s Forest!!!!!

Those Tahoe Blazers were the pinnacle of luxury for their time and for a truck. Premium stuff put in there. The LED lit dashboard was rare and a bit awkward looking but damn did the truck not have the tech and to gumption to get out of its own way back in the day. Good show on the ending lol.

I buy it for 20$ let me know

U put the biggest smile on my face.Im glad it turned over for u.

This dude is more exited than me on christmas day as a 5 year old

Hahaha the side terminal battery that is everyone confusion. “Why would they do that” 😂

I borrowed one of those and drove it to prom in 1990, actually turned heads at that point .

The last bit was really funny !

Lawrie, we must discuss your ken of a vacation? That said, it looks better than some cars I've bought, including the 10 dollar 1964 VW Bug. Yes, it's not just you?

xD love the ending

Blazer be like: Fuck death, I'm starting!

Wow the dash is cool

Chevrolet blazer hope you get it started need coolint paint job pump tires air seats repair awesome video good mechanic it's got to work also clean engine detail congratulations friend next step is tow truck bed liner shop dealership

"all they do is petrol" while i sit in my diesel truck next to a diesel semi at a gas station at the diesel pumps that all so have off road diesel. but, okay. and trespassing would greatly be a bad ideas. also side post batteries are kinda a thing. not all have them but thats why alot of car batts have both. yeah.. not a chevy fan but, the older blazers are like the older f-150 v6. hard to kill

hey Lawrie appreciate ya. very chill content, thank you

In today’s video Lawrie starts the Chernobyl reactor

I knew it would start it's a 4.3 v6 there basically bulletproof, also this is a 1993-1994 Chevy S10 blazer

as somehow who lives in the states i can confirm that it is so fucking weird to find cars in the middle of the woods i once found god damn VW beetle in the woods, middle of nowhere in the woods no houses anywhere

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO CHILE SHES ALIVEEEEEEE!!!!!! 🤯

Ah such a nice car. I have one in red sitting back home. The windshield is totalled.

Do more videos like this. I enjoy these videos.

Your a braver man than me that place will be full of snakes. Watch out for Copperheads they are quick!

Who exactly would leave a pair of Blazers in the forest? Why such a specific number? Could those be the only two?

Convenience when there's a set of new leads on passenger seat ,maybe they were left there or just empty box from years before lol

This boi is in the USA and is surprised to find a V6. Like come on everything has a V6 in it.

Looks like a 93 or 94 Model Chevy S10 Blazer, It's a 4.3L V6, That Black 2 Door I seen in the background looks pretty decent tho, I've got 2 Blazers myself, I've got an 84 Blazer 2dr, 2.8L, and ive got a 93 Blazer that I'm using for parts

I love North Carolina. Leave something in the woods for years and the body looks fine, minor corrosion. Had this been in Ohio this thing would have completely disintegrated lol.

British: ITS A V6 American: u wot m8

If my pet aussie came home with my neighbor's car id be a bit concerned.

Roads? It's past 2015, where we are going we need no roads: 0:49

Next time you come to north Carolina you need to visit the train museum in Spencer and do a review on Norfolk and western class j 611

My truck. I fully rebuilt mine. They are extremely reliable..

A "chevyoulay" smh lol and what part of NC did you visit I live in NC wilson county

I like how he checks the washer fluid and thinks it's antifreeze but I understand he's not from here

A lot of people probably would have just watched you guys drive it out of the woods, could have made a new video

keep up the good work blazer besT

3:12 look at the LT badge. It says TAHOE. Whats the difference between a TAHOE and a BLAZER?

The Blazer was the first RHD Chevrolet in the UK. This was back in the 1990's.

Awesome video ever 😍 continue to make more videos like this one

It's going to be fun getting plates at the DMV. I found in the woods.....yeah right.

Hope you enjoyed NC... All the North Carolinians are thinking you're about to learn about poison ivy....

U just got a free car and it’s almost in full condition

I cant wait for part 2

What about that 2 door next to it? I saw one in York a few years ago, and honestly, one of the best looking Yank Tanks I've seen. I'd own one.

Okay so I was in the uk and I found an abandoned car in the middle not nowhere But ive only been in rural parts of england My guess is cars in the us just go longer without being notificed And depending on the part of the country they don't rust away as fast I have a car from 1961 that was last registered in the 80s and it just has a rotten floor It came from Arizona

that twist at the end though lol just wow

What is the model of this Blazer? And year ?

glad a hillbilly didn't shoot you for messing with his stuff. just because it's alone in the woods, doesn't mean it's unwanted. some people hold on to stuff