The Corn Hauler!

We talk about random crap (sometimes class related) for about 15 minutes then leave.

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Originally Posted by Doug Krebs

If every dumbass bought an old ****ty blazer, none would be left!

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I tell you what, I'll give you kids a million dollars...

is your frame farked Doug? I thought it was all body?

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Originally Posted by Doug Krebs

act...

I also did self defeating test and it didn't work out so well. If every dumbass bought an old ****ty blazer, none would be left!

P.S. I hate that class

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you should do a T-chart. you can make those things justify whatever you want to do.

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Originally Posted by Doug Krebs

Blazer = $1000ish investment

Truck could sell for ~5000

I dont' like the truck and it depreciates everyday it sits there. This blazer would take it's place and is something I'd probably keep around, as I'd sell the truck as soon as I graduate.

Therefore the truck has little utility and this blazer would accomplish the task of what I need for just fine. I'm just trying to take the utilitarian approach to this situation. I can do a line drawing analysis if needed.

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This is a great plan until your wife wants a new car haha :gigem:

this one is free
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=460609

More parts....not sure if you just want a whole truck but I figured I'd post up.

http://austin.craigslist.org/pts/150001549.html

get it for the grill and hood - i think the early ones are cool and I dont know if they made blazers with them....

So i guess you decided not to get it Only $899
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I'm letting him sit on it a little bit. He told me he'd only do $800. Even though thats a decent price, there isn't a huge demand for this crap. Especially since it only looks like he's posting it on that jeep board.

I don't know if it's for sale, but the neighbors at the ranch have this at their place. I know it looks rusty, but I think it's mostly cosmetic from sitting for who knows how long. It's between Eagle Pass and Del Rio - edge of the hill country, start of the Mexican desert.

Are you interested in a long bed '67ish pickup? I just saw one today for sale near my house for $1450. The right front fender is kinda crunched but from the road the rest of the truck looked ok. I can take a better look at it and see what the dude's bottom dollar is if you're interested.

any 67-68 front sheet metal u find in good shape is worth its weight in gold. It is extremely hard to find nice straight 67-8 front clips, ask me how I know( I had 3 extra hoods that I couldn't get straight enough for black.

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Originally Posted by Seth

get it for the grill and hood - i think the early ones are cool and I dont know if they made blazers with them....

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they did but in 68 gm only made like 600 blazers. I don't know if there were 67' blazer's as it was the first year for the style, and I don't think there are any blazers with no side markers(which would be the only difference between a 67' and 68' sheetmetal wise)

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Originally Posted by tigweld

I had 3 extra hoods that I couldn't get straight enough for black.

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i dont think they came from the factory straight enough for black. ;)

I figured that out, and had to polyfill one the make it straight enough