My Junk Is Burning, Man: 1997 Chevrolet S-10 Jensen Speedboat Art Car

In case you live under a rock (and YES, i do understand living under a rock with all the scary stuff out in the big wide world...this next thing being a case in point...anywho) there is this festival of drugs  and debauchery out in the Nevada desert that is called Burning Man...but should probably be called I spent a week in the desert blasted out of my gourde on methamphetamines and now I've got this rash and my junk is burning man...but that doesn't fit well on a bumper sticker.  But who am I to judge anyway...wait..I'm exactly the person to judge because I created a blog specifically to pass judgement on other people and their cars...yes.  Therefore, I judge this car...awesome, but overpriced.  Find this 1997 Chevrolet S-10 Boat Art Car offered for $8000 in Oakland, CA via craigslist. Tip from Hugh.

Calling All Tippers -- We Need Horrorods for Halloween

Tomorrow is Halloween and around here on Daily Turismo we celebrate with the best Horrorods that money can buy -- and this is a call out to all you tippers -- find us the stuff that'll tear your wallet out of your pocket and choke you to death with the contents.  We are looking for the most mind numbingly horrific hot rods, customs, cust-rods, and banshee fodder you can find.  Like this 1984 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer here on eBay offered for $10,000 buy-it-now or make-offer located in Conroe, TX.

1953 Bugatti Style? 1989 Chevrolet S-10 Chassis

When I first saw this next car I was going to say that it looks about as much like a Bugatti as I look like Brad Pitt...but then I noticed that it was cheap.  Really cheap.  And I will forgive a lot of nonsense for a good price, so you can call this pile of parts a Ferrari for all I care.  Find this Bugatti kit car built on a 1989 Chevrolet S-10 Chassis offered for $3600 in Kokomo, IN via craigslist.

Panel Style: 1985 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer

The first generation Chevrolet S-10 Blazer/Jimmy was a compact SUV built on the S-10 pickup chassis from 1983 through 1994.  The Blazer offered a some level of truck utility and seating for 5 people, but they did not offer a removable hardtop like the full-sized K5 Blazer/Jimmy.  Regardless, this next example has been converted into a panel-style van.  Find this 1985 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer here on eBay bidding for $200 reserve-not-met with $2,950 buy-it-now located in Rio Linda, CA with 5 days to go.

Roger & Meet? 1995 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer

This next car comes as a tip from Ignacio and you've really got to see it to believe it...but there isn't much to see...other than the Michael Moore impersonator staring at the camera...what is going on?  Find this 1995 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer offered for $1600 in Boerne, TX via craigslist.

LS1 V8 Power: 2003 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer Xtreme

The second generation Chevrolet Blazer/GMC Jimmy/Opel Blazer was based on the popular S-10 truck chassis and was now midsized to match the growing wasteband of 'Murica.  The biggest engine available from the factory was a 4.3 liter Vortec V6 that produced up to 200 horsepower, so if you wanted the relive the lunacy of the Typhoon era, you'd have to swap in something with more thrust, like an LS1 V8.  Find this 2003 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer Extreme with LS1 swap offered for $7,000 in Woodstock, CT.  Tip from Art.

1k: Electric But Not Eclectic: 1994 Chevrolet S-10

If you read the Pope's most recent encyclical (Laudato Si'), you might have noticed the part where the Jesuit Pontiff says folks should to start turning used banana peels into footwear, lest we fall down the slippery slope towards global doom (and if the Three Stooges taught me anything, it is that slipping on a banana peel is ALWAYS funny). Sandwiched between the threat of eternal damnation and the rising price of fossil fuels, the only logical thing to do is dump your coal rolling pickup and get this electrically powered 1994 Chevrolet S-10 found here on eBay currently bidding for $960 in Punta Gorda, FL.

5k: Loony Laborbaker: 1949 Studebaker Built On S-10 Chassis

The first Labor Day was celebrated on a grey Tuesday in 1882.  It was the work of a New York City Labor Union flexing its muscles and sticking it to the man.  Similar celebrations occur all over the world but in the form of pre-summer May Day celebrations, but here in the US of A, the Man was anxious to not allow this sort of nonsense to blossom into full scale riots, so he usurped the holiday and created a national Labor Day holiday.  You can read a dry rendition written by the Man himself on the Department of Labor (thanks to Hank for the new link!!) website, but what you should really check out is this next Loony Labor Day feature, a 1949 Studebaker built on S10 chassis currently bidding for $8,078 reserve-not-met on eBay, located in Upton, MA with a few hours to go.