Parting a '72 Blazer 4x4
 

Parting a '72 Blazer that has been sitting in the woods for like 15 years.
Lynnfield gets first refusal on the original roll bar. Will have some individual pics by Friday.


Rear seat $100 plus shipping.
Bucket seat brackets $100 plus shipping.
Single wall top, overall decent with no cracks, a few small drill holes where side handles were mounted, and chipped on the back corners. Includes glass, mounting brackets, good lights, and a repairable hatch with good arms. $200
Tailgate seal strip very nice and straight $50 plus shipping.
Side seal strips also nice and straight $45 for the pair plus shipping.

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Hows the windshield Frame? Can I get in line for it. Can I see some pics please?

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Sorry, the windshield frame is junk. Should have mentioned that the body is very rusty.

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How are all 4 rear spring hangers and the rear shock mounts?
Thanks,Marty

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Does it have a heater delete??

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Are there any carpet strips or a console? I would like to see pictures of the side seal strips whenever you have time. Thanks.

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Do you ever make it south to the Atlantic City area? If so or if we could meet I would be intersted in the rear seat and the roll bar if it gets to me. Pending price and pics of course.

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Are the wheels in good shape? What is the back spacing on them? Would be interested in 2 if they are good. Need 4" BS on 15x6 6 lug wheels, if in good shape. Thanks, Monte

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Marty, the frame looks pretty good. I will check them out tomorrow or Friday. If they aren't any good, I have another frame that I know has good spring hangers and shock mounts.
(...and isn't Boston, NY kind of an oxymoron? ;) )

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Rochlow - no heater delete. Too cold in the Northeast to go w/out heat...brrrr

72 Blazer CST - no console or carpet strips, though I have a few in the shed. One is very nice, and the other two are kinda rusty and beat up. I'll post pics of them and the seal strips later or in the AM.

Monte - Had wagon wheels w/ flat tires. I put the ones that I showed you before on as rollers. They do have 4" back spacing. I'll give you the best two for $80 shipped.

72gmguy - Haven't been to AC in a looong time, but always up for a road trip. I'll post some pics and we'll go from there.

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Thank you

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How much for K/5 Blazer emblems/Pics of them? Do you have any door shims?, I need the piece that mounts to body.

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Few questions. What axles are in it. are they 8 or 6 lug. How bad are the doors and what do you want for them. And would you do 100 on the hard top?
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Can I get in line for the roll bar? Price and pictures of it
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how much for e brake cable from pedal to where it hooks to the rear end cables and any brackets and hooks shipped to 80831

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What shape is the chrome trim around the taillights in? Pics of those?
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How bad are the chips in the rear corners of the top ? I wonder how much it would cost to ship to AZ ?

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Thanks, (Ya I get that a lot lol, I'll still take the bills over the patriots any day.)

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Ridnhi - Emblems are there, but not great. I do have others though, and will post pics. I will check on the door shims.

bigrigpardo - 6 lug Dana 44 front / 12 bolt rear, no posi, and would guess 3.08 gears as there is no mention of optional gears on the SPID. Doors are really bad, about the worst I've seen. The top does need a little more work than I thought, so I can do $150.

JBerno - no tail light trim, will post pics of roll bar by Friday.

454stepside - I'll check to see if its any good.

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...or the Yankees over the Red Sox!

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How bad are the chips in the rear corners of the hard top ? I wonder how much it would cost to ship to AZ ?

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Woops . I already posted that question. Been a long day.

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A small chunk missing on the driver's side, but the passenger side looked pretty good. Did notice today that there is some cracking around one the hatch hinges. I will get some pics by Friday, as we're supposed to get some heavy rain tomorrow. I imagine shipping would be a killer...yikes!

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If you could send a pic of both sets. and a price on each set i would appreciate it. Im not wanting to put these on my blazer so they don't have to be real nice. thanks, eli

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Will do!

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hey is there any seat in it

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No original buckets, just the rear seat. Someone attached the front seat brackets to a ratty set of '80s (?) Camaro seats.

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I am needing the 2 u bolts and lower plate that bolts to the tie rod for the steering shock stabalizer thanks rich

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ca n you get some pics of the cracking and chips on the hard top. i will be up in wappingers fals in a week or two to drop a friends car off and would love to bring this home.

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You got it! How's $20 shipped?

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Noticed that one of the side strips has rust holes, so grabbed an orange one that I had, but noticed that its got a small hole. The green one is good.

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Tailgate strip. Looks to be pretty straight. The bottom on the one end is a little gnarly, but didn't find any holes.

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Roill bar pics. There is some grind marks(?) on the inside corners of the hoop, and several small holes. Could be filled, or just recover in new padding. Otherwise pretty nice. Was covered in foam, so paint looks good. A little rusted on the bases, but still very thick, and should clean up good.

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Rear seat. Foam and frame are good, so may be a solid candidate for recovering, or clean up and use 'as is'. There are only two stands on the back, and no hold downs. I also have a black one that is nice, and includes all the brackets, the hold downs, and 2 pairs of good seat belts for $250.

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I have 2 tops, and both are in decent condition but will need a little work. I will post pics tomorrow and get you hooked up. Where in Wappingers? The tops are in LaGrange on 55 just outside of P'keepsie, so should be nice and close. ;)

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What kind of price on this? Are you willing to ship? If so can I get a complete price to 40204

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just off 9 a few miles north of 84

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yea i have a 72 at home but i want a hard top for it so i can keep it outside and not worry about a tarp and snowloads in the winter

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I'm in Fishkill on 52 past the diner. Beacon is our mailing address.
Also parting out a '72 3/4 ton pickup. Were you looking for diffs?

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i am always looking. what can u tell me about the k20. does it have a decent cab. ha ha yea right not in ny but had to ask. what diffs are it it. does it have a decent seat. and a shot in the dark. do you still have that nos tailgate????