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1970 suburban. No engine or trans.

Auto steering column - $100 (doesn't include steering wheel unless picked up in person). Located in Denver.

Radio - not sure if it works. $45

Front passenger door - Doesn't include door panel or wing window. $25 no shipping.

Third door - $250 no shipping. Located in Denver.

Green driver door - $300 no shipping. SOLD

Front blue driver door - $75 no shipping. See posts 45 and 46 for more pics. Located in Denver.SOLD

Rear barn doors - $200 each. Located in Denver. Sold

Ask me if you're interested in something else or the whole thing.



All prices plus shipping. Unless otherwise stated, the parts are located near Spalding, NE. I could potentially deliver to Denver or along the way.

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Hi, I’m interested in the blue interior parts - door panels, arm rests, seat belt parts (especially anchor covers), etc.

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Also how are the rear side panels? How is the upper side panel chrome trim?

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Ok, I'm not entirely sure what I have. I know some of those parts I took out and put in storage. I can get you more info by Sunday night.

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I can answer that Sunday too. I do have another set of rear blue panels at my house too. I'll get pics of those tomorrow.

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How is the step up panel between middle row floor pan and the cargo area? Mine has rust through on both ends.

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Interested in the steering column

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I'll check that Sunday.

Any questions? What's your zip code? I'll get shipping quote.

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Interested in Third door hinges unless they go with the door.
Also 4th door Regulator,

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Hinges won't go with the door. I'll check condition this weekend and get you some pics and a price. Same for the 4th door regulator.

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Sounds Great:metal:

You have my info.
I am a repeat customer. ;)
Thanks :ito::chevy:

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Randy-- I brought back to Denver most of the interior panels and what was left of the seatbelts, including two anchor covers that appear to be in nice shape. I had to leave the chrome strips and some of the door panels, as I will have to drill out the screws. The step up panel is badly rusted. I actually have two sets of rear panels in blue...the other set has been in my garage for several years.

I've been swamped with work lately and will be all of this week again. I would like to get everything cleaned up and then post pics and price...hopefully next weekend. Thanks for your patience.

tito -- I still need your zip code if you are still interested. I attached a pic. It will not include the lower shaft, nor the steering wheel.

I brought the door hinges back with the third door. I can get pics and a price next weekend. I had to leave the 4th door regulator, as I was trying to be careful with that door panel (which will need the mounting screw drilled out).



This suburban is 7 hours away from me, but I will be back around Memorial Day to get more parts. I'll try to make sure I get what has been requested so far. Let me know if there are any other requests.

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Sounds good.:metal:

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Thanks for the update, and my Suburban will be in the body shop for a while longer so no problem waiting.

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I'm looking for a few items off this, the bracket for the dome light with screws, chrome headliner bows not broken and the last 3 sections of headliner if usable.
Lmk thank you.
Dave

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I think I might have everything except the headliner sections. But those parts are still in Nebraska. I'll check condition and get you a price later this month.

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Looking for the lower trim behind the front doors rearward. I see the driver side, have the passenger side too?

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Do you have the black headlight bezels?

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Matching ignition tumbler and door locks with keys, including barn doors?

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Is this a 2wd Blazer? Any interest in selling the 2wd crossmember for my 4wd to 2wd swap?

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My last post meant to say is it a 2wd suburban?

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Would you cut a section of the rear passenger side quarter panel off the truck ?? Thanks Kyle 805-490-5594
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I have two "sets" of panels. Notice the scroll stamping differences--The straight-line scroll I think is from a '72, but I am not certain. These are pictured in this post.

The "wrap-around" style is from the 1970 suburban in this thread. Three pieces pictured in post 27.

I would like $230 shipped for all three pieces of the straight line style. These are much more pliable than my other set. I spent 5 minutes cleaning them before taking the pictures...Perhaps more time would get them really clean--I'm not sure.

I would like $25 per piece (plus shipping) for the wrap-around style. These pieces are pretty stiff. They are definitely driver quality with scratches and a few small cuts.

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$25 each piece plus shipping

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Here are the anchor covers I have. Each one has a "spot" on it, as shown in the pics. One has a dark spot on the side that faces the seat--seems like hardened grease? The other one is more visible when installed and is a light stain near the curve of the boot. Again, I spent about 5 minutes cleaning the boots, so more cleaning may get them close to perfect.

I would like $125 shipped for the pair of covers. The belts and buckles threaded into the covers will be included at no charge.

I have more blue seatbelt parts from other trucks that I plan to list soon. I also have some of the Blazer anchor covers in blue--the ones that are about the size of a half-dollar. Do those fit suburbans?

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Front Passenger Door Panel $50 plus shipping. Includes metal backing. Has some cuts. I don't think this style is reproduced?

This door is still in Nebraska, but I will be back there soon.

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4th door panel still installed in Nebraska. $75 plus shipping. Includes metal backing. Has some cuts.

Third door panel is rough. $25 plus shipping. Located in Denver.

I haven't tried cleaning either of these panels. I can get better/more pics if needed.

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All the way back on both sides? Besides what is pictured, I think the only other piece I have is the the lower trim for the third door, which I had in mind is really nice (off a different suburban). I'll get some prices for you.

Sorry, I don't have those.

I might have everything except the keys, I can check later this month.

Yes

Yes. Let me verify it is installed, and I will get you a price later this month.

Yes, I would. However, I would need to find a battery operated saw given where the suburban is parked. Can you post a picture of where you want it cut exactly?

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I'm hoping to pull the 4th door regulator later this month.

Here are the hinges off the third door. It appears the upper hinge has been modified, and I think they had to grind off some material to get those washers in place. The lower hinge looks original.

$30 plus shipping for the pair. I can wait to ship if you want to see how the regulator plays out.

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If that is the case, You might as well get me a price for the whole clip including the control arms. I do not know that I will need the wheels.

That would be exciting to be able to 2wd swap my 72. Where is everything located?

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Are you saying you're interested in the entire front suspension assembly (minus the wheels)? The suburban is sitting near Spalding, NE.

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Yes. I literally would like to swap the entire 2wd suspension into my 4wd 72 blazer.
I hear that the front clip pretty much is attached as mostly a modular unit. The aftermarket drop members are quite pricey and most only have provisions for coilover or airbag specific mounts. I would like the option to run it just like a factory 2wd blazer. With the factory arms etc. I would have the choice to run springs and shocks, coilovers with stock arms or air ride with cups.

More info than you needed I am sure but I figured that the context might clarify things. Hopefully it would work as I envision it.

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I think there are 7 bolts that attach the front suspension to the frame. Take out those 7 bolts and you can have everything that disconnects from the frame for $50.

If it were me though, I would consider something from a 71-72 so you can have disc brakes. 1970 was still drums up front.

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I’m interested in many of the blue pieces, sending a PM.
Thanks,
Randy

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Yes, I have from the driver and passenger front doors forward, just looking for the rest.

By the way, do you happen to have one of these? It's the front dome light mount for the suburban with a headliner

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Sounds great.
I can wait for the one time shipping deal.
Thanks:chevy:

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Next in line for blue side panels for the rear