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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.
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)Quote:
Originally Posted by Seth
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Originally Posted by tigweld
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
They didnt start making blazers until the "69" model year so I guess those 600 made in 68 were the firsts. I personally prefer the GMC grill of the same era, it just looks cooler IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by tigweld
1987 Blazer $500
1987 blazer4 wheel drive, good motor,transfer case,rearend $500.00
http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=171260
Blazer shell, but it has a cowl induction hood!
cowl induction hood would be pimp
My neighbor in karnes has one junked out, I think he stold the motor from it but the rest is there. Its white with red stripe.
that one is in washington robert, i think he would prefer something closer.
no the guy is in washington the truck is in boerneQuote:
Originally Posted by stx4wheeler
im goin home this weekend if you want me to snap some pics
ok, new gayness... Almost bought a CUCV, probably best that it didn't work out.
So Sharpe sent me a link to a 91 dually crew cab. I don't like the way duallys look for that body style and would eventually change to a single wheel rear.
Haven't seen pictures yet, so I can't make any judgements. Price right now is $600 and the only thing missing is the engine and 2 windows.
This coming from the guy who thought fixing the starter and/or flywheel on the CUCV would have been a big project :flipoff2:
Jackass, I meant the whole truck would have been...Quote:
Originally Posted by uglyota
ie: painting, installing a complete AC system, interior, body work, messing with a 24 volt system, etc...
Maybe the whole dually thing will grow on me, I doubt it though...
I bet it has some horendous 4 or 5 color paint job cause chevy got prety psychadelic on their 2wd's, especially duallies.
so what is this going to be for? Parts, daily driver, tow rig, lawn art?
You had a running f350 that could have been a truck. :gigem:Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug Krebs
depends on the dayQuote:
Originally Posted by CRaSHnBuRN
exactly i'm more wishy washy then a woman!Quote:
Originally Posted by Snatch Adams
Mike, that F350 was much better suited for the klogger.
Dude that truck was cherry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug Krebs
There is a 70ish GMC pickup at Hills Automotive on South College. Looks to be junked, and in pretty good shape. Don't try to get an inspection there.
tow rig for krebs?
http://austin.craigslist.org/car/158851740.html :flipoff2:
Krebs would only buy that if it was like 50 cents and half broken :flipoff2:Quote:
Originally Posted by CRaSHnBuRN
I figured he could use the crane to lift the broken remains of the blazer back onto the bed :D