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BOSS 05-11-2005 09:56 PM

April TOTM 67-72 voting
 
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Here are the specs:
1972 Blazer - 350/TH350 3.07gears/235/85R16 Tires on stock 16 white steel wheels.

Rust free and stock with the exception of a 4" lift and aftermarket steering wheel. AC truck with dealer installed "Hickey" side tanks and step bumper. As far as I can tell, the top has never been off. Still has the factory markings on the firewall and the inner fender has the build date. I am the 4th owner, previous two were both board members who each owned it less than a year.

I have a brand new Specialty Top Co soft top waiting to go on it as soon as a spot in the garage is cleared for the hard top.

BOSS 05-11-2005 10:19 PM

BobbyK
 
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71 CST 4x4 Blazer.
-Front grille is from a 70( I like the 70 grille better than the 71-71 eggcrate grille).-Rebuilt SBC 350 with a 1992 speed density TPI fuel injection.Eng. is mated to a TCI 700R4.Rear 12 bolt with factory Gov-Loc and 3:73 gears.Up front is the factory open Dana 44.-Dual electric 14" fans with a home made metal shroud.-Stock suspension with 33"x12.5"x15" All Terrain Radials mounted to a set of 2nd gen factory 15"x8" ralley rims.-7 month rebuild in 2003.Did everything but take the body off the frame.
http://public.fotki.com/blazbk/blaz...uild_of_blazer/

-Rebuilt factory A/C system but I did convert it over to R134 last summer.Blows nice and cold at about 40*F.-Rebuilt the interior and installed some reproduction black vinyl seat covers.Both the two front buckets and rear bench were redone.New ACC carpet set as well.The truck does remarkably well offroad ,even in it's stock suspended form.This is a labour of love and continues to be to this day.

BOSS 05-11-2005 10:32 PM

Luv2xclr8
 
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"gq" The Untold Story

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Ok, I Deceided I Wanted To Buy A Blazer Last Year Instead Of A New
Full Size Truck, I Saw This One Posted On The 67-72 Board For Sale &
Fell In Luv Immediately, However I Could Not Afford His Asking $$$,
A Few Month's Went Buy And The Price Continued To Drop, It Got To
A Point Where I Just Said To Myself, "i Will Have More Than That In
Mine W/o Even Getting To The Point That His Was In" So I Made The
Deal In June, We Discussed Details And Pic's For Almost A Week Or
Two And I Said, "i'll Take It". Sent Him A Bank Check, The End Right

Wrong, Lined Up Shipping Through A Carrier That Works For Me At
My Place Of Buisness, She Said, "no Problem" And It Would Cost Me
About $1000.00 Shipped (enclosed) Well After 3 Weeks She Deceided
They Couldn't Do It Because Of The Lift Kit, Called Another Carrier
And Got A Bid Of $1600.00 (enclosed) I Asked If They Could Take All
The Extra Parts That Would Not Fit Packed In The Blazer, And They
Said, "no Problem" When They Went To Pick It Up They Refused The
Extra Parts And Said, "no" I Told Them We Agreed On Everything &
They Asked If I Wanted My Money Back, At This Point I Was Just At
A Point Of Screeming, I Called The First Co. Back, My Friends, And
Asked If They Could Get The Extra Parts, They Said Yeh, "for $100"
So I Reluctantly Said, "do It" Then I Had To Call The Other Place
Back And Ok Them To Get The Blazer W/o The Parts Since They Had
Refused The Week Before, When It Was All Said And Done I Waited
Like Close To 2 Months For Delivery, Seemed Like Forever.

It Was Purchased Incomplete And I Have The Honor Of Finishing It.
(thanks To Joe (aka 1972blazer) For The Beautiful Rust Free 1972
Cali Blazer And All The Hard Work And Effort He Has Put Into It)

Future Plans - Well It's Coming Together A Lil Slow, But I'd Rather
Not Rush Her, So I'm Just Kinda Piddling Along On It Right Now, The
Future Of "gq" Has Changed Several Times, Now I Have The Cowl Hood
On Her And I'm Getting Ready To Do The Ss Exhaust In A Few Weeks
Or So, She Will Be Painted "ppg Triple Black" A Honor For A Straight
Ride To Get The Black Treatment, Seat Covers Are Black And White
Houndstooth, All Clear Markers And Tail Lights, 8 Ball 4wd Shifter
Rear Side Panels W/ Scroll Work Like The Door Panels Have, Getting
Ready To Put The A/c On, Would Like To Go To 10" Wide Wheels And
Possibly A Understated White "yenko" Camaro Stripe Down Her Side,
Have The Tailgate Band For Her, So No Stripes On The Hood Or Tail,
Hope To Be Finished W/ Paint And All By Fall Of 2006 If All Goes Well

BOSS 05-11-2005 10:52 PM

Gee Emm
 
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BOSS 05-11-2005 11:10 PM

vtblazer
 
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Specs:

1971 CST Blazer 4x4
350/350/205
Tilt-Tach-A/C
4:11's turning 12.5x33's w/10" alloy wheels
4" all spring lift
Factory color, med olive green - Black hard top.
Stock, stock, stock interior - Black

BOSS 05-11-2005 11:12 PM

lolife99
 
Waiting for info and pics

CPNE 05-12-2005 01:04 PM

:but: Who is this VYBlazer guy anyway? ;)

Gee_Emm 05-12-2005 06:58 PM

I must say, mine is the nicest of all of them :hm: :rolleyes:

BOSS 05-15-2005 02:21 AM

I kind of figured you would be the one to find my mistake......lol

john 05-15-2005 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Gee_Emm
I must say, mine is the nicest of all of them :hm: :rolleyes:


You deserve some kind of medal for saving this one. John :clap:

greasemonkey 05-15-2005 07:49 PM

Gee_Emm got my vote, awesome metal work man.

bagged91 05-18-2005 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by greasemonkey
Gee_Emm got my vote, awesome metal work man.

I agree... If anyone hasn't taken the time to see what he has done, they need to take an hour or so and read his build up thread. Simply amazing... The other blazers are nice too. I wish I had VT's & Bobby K's blazers to match my Burbs(same colors)...

BobbyK 05-19-2005 04:10 AM

Ya...well I wish I had your Burb to match my Blazer!:)


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