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Chris H · 10-09-2004, 09:44 AM

I have a 71 (or 72?) 2wd Blazer chassis for sale.
It is a complete rolling chassis, suspension intact, manual steering box, a rear end that needs to be rebuilt, and 4 tires that dont hold air for very long. Also front disc brakes mostly intact. Plan on rebuilding everything.
I bought it a few years back from a local yard, and it is a project that is not going to happen.
I have the vin plate, glove box door, and bill of sale from the yard. This is enough to get a title (at least a rebuilt title) here in MN, I dont know what your state requires.
Needs a complete rebuild on suspension and rear end, but could save you endless hours and dollars on converting your 4x4 to a 2x4.
$500.
http://pages.prodigy.net/cthallst/images/blazerchassis/

Click the link to view a list of pictures. Here is a sample:

Thanks,
Chris H.

10-09-2004, 09:44 AM	#3
Chris H 72 C30 Trailer Queen Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: SE MN, USA Posts: 794	factory 2wd blazer chassis for sale I have a 71 (or 72?) 2wd Blazer chassis for sale. It is a complete rolling chassis, suspension intact, manual steering box, a rear end that needs to be rebuilt, and 4 tires that dont hold air for very long. Also front disc brakes mostly intact. Plan on rebuilding everything. I bought it a few years back from a local yard, and it is a project that is not going to happen. I have the vin plate, glove box door, and bill of sale from the yard. This is enough to get a title (at least a rebuilt title) here in MN, I dont know what your state requires. Needs a complete rebuild on suspension and rear end, but could save you endless hours and dollars on converting your 4x4 to a 2x4. $500. http://pages.prodigy.net/cthallst/images/blazerchassis/ Click the link to view a list of pictures. Here is a sample: Thanks, Chris H.