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moore_rb · 11-18-2022, 10:39 AM

I posted in UtahBoy's Bringatrailer Ad that I thought I remembered seeing the overhead dome lights being listed as part of the Cheyenne/Highlander Package for 1972 Blazers, which would have lent evidence that the single-wall top (with dome lights and the fancy chrome rails) may have been correlated to the Cheyenne/Highlander option package on the SPID...

But now I am doubting my own memory- I think what I was actually remembering was the overhead cargo light, which was listed with the Cheyenne package on Pickup trucks for 72.

It appears from this thread that there were Blazers built for 72, which came out of St Louis, and included the Cheyenne trim package, but also had the double wall top, without overhead lights.

11-18-2022, 10:39 AM	#90
moore_rb Registered User Join Date: Mar 2018 Location: Arizona Posts: 7	Re: So when in 1972 did GM start installing single wall tops? I posted in UtahBoy's Bringatrailer Ad that I thought I remembered seeing the overhead dome lights being listed as part of the Cheyenne/Highlander Package for 1972 Blazers, which would have lent evidence that the single-wall top (with dome lights and the fancy chrome rails) may have been correlated to the Cheyenne/Highlander option package on the SPID... But now I am doubting my own memory- I think what I was actually remembering was the overhead cargo light, which was listed with the Cheyenne package on Pickup trucks for 72. It appears from this thread that there were Blazers built for 72, which came out of St Louis, and included the Cheyenne trim package, but also had the double wall top, without overhead lights.