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**pound41** · 03-20-2018, 09:09 AM

I have a 70 blazer that was very original when I got it. It has the the seat frame that
A1971blazer had posted. For a passenger seat belt retractor It had the same as a pickup truck.It has never had dripcaps on the doors, It has a larger rubber seal. Obviously GM figured out some issues rather quickly.
I have owned several 71-72 blazers before I got this one. The frame in the 1970 actually moves and sways more compared to the 71-72 seats. All the stress/weight goes in that one place which is not centered

03-20-2018, 09:09 AM	#13
pound41 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Northern Virginia Posts: 1,269	Re: Blazer buckets question I have a 70 blazer that was very original when I got it. It has the the seat frame that A1971blazer had posted. For a passenger seat belt retractor It had the same as a pickup truck.It has never had dripcaps on the doors, It has a larger rubber seal. Obviously GM figured out some issues rather quickly. I have owned several 71-72 blazers before I got this one. The frame in the 1970 actually moves and sways more compared to the 71-72 seats. All the stress/weight goes in that one place which is not centered