1972 blazer frame off project
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Just wanted to post my next project which is a 1972 Blazer 4x4 frame off. Here it starts....
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Progress on blazer....some body work and 700r4 rebuild...motor is on the stand...ZZ4.
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frame mock up with 700r4 transmission moving engine forward using the stock location of the Transfer case to reuse driveshaft original locations (no cutting of driveshafts) along with stock linkage being installed. Oh yea, used the advance adapter output shaft in the 700r4.
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How close is your front driveshaft to trans pan, modifications there,any problems?Doing same. Trans is back home from build in couple days,double cardan may get in my way,ready to mock mine up as well. Thanks for any replies or moe pics.
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By using a stock pan, it will work ok. Not alot of clearance but I do not have to beat in the corner of the pan. With the driveshaft moving up and down will not hit the stock pan in any way....
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Knew the reg pan would work but was curious if you mighta had to whack it on that corner or modify, Ill find out on my deal in a about week.Thanks,have fun.Paul.
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Trans linkage for the 700R4
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update: 2018 progress
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New bed floor arrived. It’s a Woodall steel floor. Test painted on the front drivers fender. I think I like the color
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Welded in a factory AC dash.
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Sand blasted and painted the rear diff. Posi and 3.73 gears are being installed along with all new bearings.
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:chevy:Cool.
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Sold blazer !!!!!
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I figured I would use this same thread to use for my 1971 blazer 4x4 frame off restoration. So here it goes :
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I finished the np205 transfer case
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Orange looks cool, may steal that!
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Installed the np205 with 700r4
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Power steering installed
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Engine set into frame. Looking to get headers bolted in. Not sure exactly which headers I am going to go with at this time. I have some used ones bolted up
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I read these threads and I am just amazed how y'all just take your trucks apart. I have a fair amount of mechanical ability. I can turn a wrench, I can weld (with the help of a good grinder) and I have an eye for detail. But taking my truck down to the frame scares me more than a little. But y'all give me hope. I love it. Now, all I need is a place to work, as my one car garage won't cut it.
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Sandblasting the windshield frame next.
The cargo floor and step down cross member in place The complete front floor pan is on order and should show up at the shop tomorrow. |
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For those who are crazy about tow hooks. I thought I would share my next 1972 blazer 4x4 extreme bend tow hook project. Lol !!
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New gas tank. How bout that filler neck
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Removed floor.
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