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1997 Chevrolet Tahoe [GMT420]

1997 Chevrolet Tahoe [GMT420] in Forensic Files (Mystery Detectives), Non-fiction TV, 1996-2011 IMDB Ep. 08.35

Class: Cars, Off-road / SUV — Model origin: US

1997 Chevrolet Tahoe [GMT420]

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rjluna2 US

2017-12-05 00:25

Is that an early Chevrolet Tahoe?

Baube QC

2017-12-05 06:23

at least 1994
don't remember and can't access my bok right now.. 1994, still Blazer ?

RedBoy9199 DE

2017-12-05 16:28

Blazer.

tv8bird US

2017-12-27 07:17

You're all right!

It's the last full-sized Chevy Blazer / first Chevy Tahoe. It is best described as the GMT400.

But yeah, I think it was badged and sold as a Blazer, even though it went down in history as the Tahoe and what everyone thinks of when you say "full-sized Blazer" is the true, K5 with the sharp edges and hard body lines. So, I want to say this is '91-4, and because it's specifically those years you can call them either name, since it was just another scenario in which GM couldn't name one of their cars.

Baube QC

2017-12-27 14:52

it can't be a 1991-1993
1991 still had the old body style and this one has the 1994+ grille
Tahoe name starts to be used in 1995

-- Last edit: 2017-12-27 14:52:52

tv8bird US

2017-12-30 02:04

You're right...1991 was still the old one.

But I'm not so sure about that grille. And yeah, the name Tahoe was used later, but referring back, NO ONE calls that a Blazer. In the US, if you said Blazer, you'd either mean the original, or the S-10. You'd only call that a Tahoe.

Then again, that's GM's fault, not yours or mine.

But can you explain this grille thing, Baube? I don't remember seeing that one at all, and the sealed beam headlights that go with it really only indicate to me that it came with a fleet/base package that maybe I just didn't see out in the real world because most consumers bought a different level of trim..........?

Truck_Guy US

2017-12-30 02:57

Baube wrote at least 1994
don't remember and can't access my bok right now.. 1994, still Blazer ?


Yes, '94 would have still been a full-size Blazer.

Baube QC

2017-12-30 04:09

tv8bird wrote But can you explain this grille thing, Baube? I don't remember seeing that one at all, and the sealed beam headlights that go with it really only indicate to me that it came with a fleet/base package that maybe I just didn't see out in the real world because most consumers bought a different level of trim..........?


yeah, its base/fleet , but as you point out, not really seen often for regular customers, they preferred the other trims front end ( and they're not the only ones.. )

me too sometimes i forget there was a big Blazer between the old K5 and the S-10.. :whistle:

tv8bird US

2018-01-01 07:41

It wasn't between. That's what's so irritating. The 1980s was a time of NO imagination at GM, name-wise. All SUVs were Blazers and Jimmys, and all Oldsmobiles were Cutlasses! But the downsized S-10 Blazer / S-15 Jimmy came out in the early '80s, I think for the 1982 model year.

-- Last edit: 2018-01-01 07:42:49

Baube QC

2018-01-01 07:57

by between i meant for design ( as they were renewed in 1992 but the smaller one had to wait until 1995 ), not sure exactly how i can put my idea into words but anyway.....
1st for smaller ones is 1983

i do agree about the lack of imagination, i'm often joking about meals at Oldsmobile's cafeterias having Cutlass in the name as well :D

-- Last edit: 2018-01-01 08:00:20

eLMeR MH

2018-01-21 17:57

@ Baube:
1994 Blazer [GMT415] `(by default)´ ?

Wikipedia contributors apparently consider the 1992-94 models as K5s too: see the production dates given in the infobox in this article or the name related to the GMT415 platform code here...

Baube QC

2018-01-21 18:00

yep, lets go for 1994 Blazer, there is no way to tell them apart unless there is a view of the badge..
seems to be 2wd but i can't accesss wiki right now :/
or am ifooled by the basic look of it ? :think:

-- Last edit: 2018-01-21 18:18:32

dhill_cb7 US

2019-05-11 14:05

Baube wrote yep, lets go for 1994 Blazer, there is no way to tell them apart unless there is a view of the badge..
seems to be 2wd but i can't accesss wiki right now :/
or am ifooled by the basic look of it ? :think:



This has to be a Tahoe. The 2wd 1992-1994 Blazer was still called the S-10. The "K" Blazer means 4wd. So in 1995 Chevrolet released a 2WD Tahoe along with a 4WD. If they made a 1992-1994 2WD full size Blazer I can't find one on google images with this front; let alone a 2WD model.

:hello: Truck_Guy want to chime in? Is this really a Blazer? Am I wrong?

Baube QC

2019-05-11 15:16

isn't S-10 this one ?

dhill_cb7 US

2019-05-11 15:49

Baube wrote isn't S-10 this one ?


Yes. I can see my post is confusing. There is no record of the full size K-1500 Blazer receiving this front. It does not appear in the literature I can dig up. This front came out in 1995 or 1997 for the Tahoe. Not sure which one yet.

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