I had my top custom made by a guy here in town. I think it was like $75. We attached it to the snaps that are used for the soft top.

here it is now on the rebuild side. as you can see the paint wasn't sticking that came off with a pressure washer.

that is what mine looks like today... stripped down, work in progress

Here's my 71 K5

:welcome2: 2 THE BOARD FROM WEST 10-UH-C :hi2:


:ww: LOOKS LIKE YOU HAVE A GREAT START (BLAZER) :drama:

I did not post yet, heres my 72 JIMMY 4X4 350 CI SM465 NP205 307 gears.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...2/f5f4e279.jpg

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...9/f4fd9bca.jpg

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...b/f4fd9bd4.jpg

:gmc:

Nice!!

Very nice collection of rides we got here..

Love your bumper guard jimmy72! I like those much more then the ones that look the same on larger scale.

We live close, i'm just under then mendo county line. I saw those pics and though....whoaa i know this area! I think my girl and i are going to take a ride on the skunk train this summer if we have time.... or atleast roll out the the town of mendocino.

I used a CJ5 Bestop and added some boat snaps that snap onto the windshield frame where the soft top goes.....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...quarter002.jpg

Get a hold of Yukon Jack and he can fix you up with the info for the guy that is making them in CA.

Medicanman71 Thanks I like it also. It bolts to the frame using the tow hook bolt holes. The tow hooks are shimmed out away from the guard using two, two inch long 3/4 inch pipe pieces and longer bolts. I also have a 9000 lb. electric sidewinder winch mounted between the frame rails.
The Skunk Train is a fun trip. Mendocino is cool also.

I haven't posted pics here since I first sold my K5, so here are the updates for posterity as she stands now.

http://www.intergate.com/~rpurcell/2...5/DSCF0006.JPG

http://www.intergate.com/~rpurcell/2...5/DSCF0084.JPG

nice tailgate... wheres you pick one of them up?


Mike

It's a skin over the stock tailgate with a handle relo kit. Not sure where the skin came from though... It was like that when I bought it. It does look a lot like the front of a stepside bed skin though... Thanks!

As Billy Idol would say "More, More, More" :lol:

Can't remember if or When, so here's my two for a bump. :)

WOW, lot's of sweet blazer's/jimmy's. :metal: Who knew...?

Here's my daily driver out here in Honolulu, Hawaii.

71 K5 Blazer for Sale in Cheyenne Wyo., $2500
 

I thought I'd post the For Sale link here. (Tell me if this is wrong.)

Check it out at:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php3?t=161281

This Blazer (and the Suburban & two C10 longbeds) need a good home, where someone will USE them.

Thanks.

I don't have one as of yet but I was wondering how many 4x4 blazers were built between 69 and 72. Sorry I bet this question has been answered a thousand times by now.

Production basically doubled every year. For the Chevy Blazer:

1969: 4,935
1970: 11,527
1971: 17,220
1972: 44,266
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Total: 77,948

Source... CK5.com

new guy here
 

You can add my '69 K5 CST to the list. Here is a pic before I started tearing it apart.

Mike
http://www.pro-touring.com/forum/att...achmentid=3522

I have a 71 CST Blazer 4X4. I will post a couple pics this weekend. I am finally going to start working on it again, :metal: so I will take a few pics.

Doug

georiga red k5
 

greetings all, I'm new the board. you guys have a lot great discussions going on....

Here's my k5 when I bought it...

http://www.clayharrison.com/truck/pi...e-view-600.jpg

Here she is after my work...
http://www.clayharrison.com/truck/pi...r-nda-dogs.jpg

I did a custom red oak interior to replace cheyenne woodgrain stickers...
before:
http://www.clayharrison.com/truck/pi...-woodgrain.jpg
after:
http://www.clayharrison.com/truck/pi...-woodgrain.jpg
http://www.clayharrison.com/truck/pi...d-glovebox.jpg

cheers, clay

I have a 71 K5 will post photos later