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jlmerie

10-01-2018 05:31 PM

1972 Blazer tub and chasis

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I am losing my storage and must sell the Blazer in the pictures. We winched it on the trailer a week ago, so it rolls fine. It has no engine, no transmission, and NO TITLE. $1200 without the windshield frame. +$200 if you want the wind shield frame. It is stored at a trucking companies lot in north east Denver. I do have a few weeks to get it out so there is a little time to make plans. There is a guy who is coming over to get some spring hanger parts from the blazer. I also have the double wall top I will list in another "for sale" ad.

jlmerie

10-01-2018 05:34 PM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

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a few more pictures

70cst10_05

10-05-2018 11:54 AM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

Are the front frame horns all mangled up from that bumper? What about the rears?

What would you do combo for windshield, tub, chassis, and top? Does it come with a transfer case?

Thanks

jlmerie

10-05-2018 01:13 PM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

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Originally Posted by 70cst10_05 (Post 8357741)

Are the front frame horns all mangled up from that bumper? What about the rears?

What would you do combo for windshield, tub, chassis, and top? Does it come with a transfer case?

Thanks

I will need to check on the front and rear frame horns. I will try to get some pictures. There is no transfer case. Also will send a PM.

jlmerie

10-05-2018 11:15 PM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 70cst10_05 (Post 8357741)

Are the front frame horns all mangled up from that bumper? What about the rears?

What would you do combo for windshield, tub, chassis, and top? Does it come with a transfer case?

Thanks

Both front and rear bumpers are welded to the frame horns, but they did not totally mess them up when they did that. I tried to get some pictures but could not get much light on them. I hope these help.

rayray767

10-13-2018 07:35 PM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

I’ll take the windshield frame

Tomq	10-13-2018 10:10 PM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

Would you part out the rear brace support in the last pic to hold rear seat?PM me if interested

painterljp

10-14-2018 08:39 AM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

I would take the molding around the front windshield. ? Let me know since your going to take windshield frame off. Would be glad to get the trim.

jlmerie

10-14-2018 09:04 AM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

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Originally Posted by Tomq (Post 8363814)

Would you part out the rear brace support in the last pic to hold rear seat?PM me if interested

Sorry, that is not an option at this point.

jlmerie

10-14-2018 09:05 AM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

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Originally Posted by painterljp (Post 8363987)

I would take the molding around the front windshield. ? Let me know since your going to take windshield frame off. Would be glad to get the trim.

I will let you know if / when we get to that point.

jlmerie

10-14-2018 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by rayray767 (Post 8363719)

I’ll take the windshield frame

PM sent.

jlmerie

10-17-2018 07:38 PM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

Going to ebay. I will keep various people apprised if the parts they want become available.

john deere

10-21-2018 09:58 AM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

Hi James

I might be interested in the drivers side rear quarter panel, bedside, if it is in decent shape. I am not too far away. Scott

jlmerie

10-21-2018 10:45 AM

Re: 1972 Blazer tub and chasis

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Originally Posted by john deere (Post 8368716)

Hi James

I might be interested in the drivers side rear quarter panel, bedside, if it is in decent shape. I am not too far away. Scott

Thanks Scott, but the logistics of the situation do not allow us to start parting it out. Good luck. James

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