Production numbers
 

How many 2wd Blazers were made in 1970? How about 69,71, and 72? Does anybody know the factory prodution numbers? Or how many exist anymore? I was told that the 2wd Blazer was rare. I got a 70 2wd, fixing it up for my kid. He is 14 and looking forward to drive it. Currently a frame-off resto.Pics soon.

Re: Production numbers
 

:welcome2: To The Board From West TN :hi2:

2wd's are in RED and the 4wd's are in BLUE

1969

1/2-Ton Blazer - Model K/Series 10 - 104-in. w.b.
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
KE10514 Open Utility 2852 2947 4935

1970

1/2-Ton Blazer 4x2 - Model C/Series 10 - 104-in. w.b.
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
CS10514 Open Utility 2385 3375
CE10514 Open Utility 2852 2947
NOTE: 4x2 (both E and S) production = 985

1/2-Ton Blazer 4x4 - Model K/Series 10 - 104-in. w.b.
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
KS10514 Open Utility 2955 3677
KE10514 Open Utility 3050 3807
NOTE: 4x4 (both E and S) production = 11527

1971

1/2-Ton Blazer 4x2 - Model C/Series 10 - 104-in. w.b.
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
CS10514 Open Utility 2659 3375 1277

1/2-Ton Blazer 4x4 - Model K/Series 10 - 104-in. w.b.
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
KS10514 Open Utility 3234 3677 17220

1972

1/2-Ton Blazer 4x2 - Model C/Series 10 - 104-in. w.b.
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
CS10514 Open Utility 2585 3375 3357

1/2-Ton Blazer 4x4 - Model K/Series 10 - 104-in. w.b.
MODEL BODY TYPE PRICE WEIGHT PROD.TOTAL
KS10514 Open Utility 3145 3677 44266

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Re: Production numbers
 

If anyone here knows production numbers of 67 custom camper c20 cst's with 327 I would appreciate the help...I know this isn't that thread but dah u never know

Re: Production numbers
 

It is funny how the numbers are always different. The last time I read one of these it was 819 for 70's:confused:

I have a 70 2wd one as well so here are two of them accounted for;)

Kevin
LFD Inc.

Re: Production numbers
 

Well my #'s were taken from the FAQ's section just cut and paste, so I
would say all other #'s are probably not as accurate as the ones posted
on here by John Farbis, that FAQ has been used here since May of 2004.