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69-72 2wd Blazer prices?
I'm thinking of trying to buy or trade for a 2wd Blazer. What kind of price range are these selling for? With a wife and two little boys, I figure a Blazer would be alot better for me than a reg. cab truck.
Please do not post trucks for sale in this thread. I'm only asking for prices to know if I'll even be in the ball park to buy or trade. |
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Nice starter I would say between 3-6k, a nice driver 6-15k, and if you can fine a show Blazer 15-35k.
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Sounds about right. In the $3-6K range, you are talking about a total fixer. There weren't very many made so the prices just keep going up.
Blazer's are great family rigs. You might look for a converted 2wd since you can usually get them for less than a factory 2wd. |
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Condition is everything. I'd take one with a good body and little rust that doesn't run over a running rust bucket any day...
Good luck, Rg P.S. Once you are in the market let me know. I may be able to help you... |
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interestingly, i did a N.A.D.A. value on a 2wd blazer with a/c
Original MSRP: $3,258 Base Low Retail - $3,425 Average Retail - $8,050 High Retail - $20,100 Options Factory Air Conditioning adds 5% TOTAL PRICE $3,596 $8,453 $21,105 incidentally, i recently got a loan for a '72 blazer (4wd) and these are the values that the financial institution used to base their approval on. |
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Well I bought mine (70 2WD) for $2k and it runs but needs about every panel replaced from rust or damage. This is just what I was looking for for a HowTo project but it still gives you a reality price. I agree with the above prices but let me just say if you find one that is higher priced than it is realy worth I doubt you will be able to talk the person down because they are so hard to find. I say look for a real nice 4wd and convert it, because a nice converted 4wd will still set you back close to the price of a nice original if it is done right.
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I gave $3500 for this one and drove 5 hrs to get it. I was proud to get it for that price. It is all original paint under that rattle can primer. running , driving truck w/ 350/4spd.
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I paid 4,000.00 for mine 11 yrs ago and had very little rust in the floors and thats it. Front end suspension needed rebuilding so I tore it down for a frame off!! LOL!!
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Mine has only been sitting about 8months now:( 72CSTC5~ $4000 11 years ago is about 6k today on these! Kevin LFD Inc. |
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Above prices seem about right. Key is the frame being solid and straight, then the body of course---focusing on the firewall-windshield frame, tub & rear quarters. The front clip is universal so no big whoop there. A modified 4x4 is a much cheaper solution but not sure the resale would ever equal an original.
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ROK that is nuts. I didnt know you drove that far to pickup your Blazer. A 1970 First Gen. 2wd is the RAREST of the rare though.
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are the jimmys worth a little more ?
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:agree: Jimmy's don't seem to be as desireable, my guess is it is mostly because the name isn't as well know. You'll also find a lot of Jimmy's with Blazer front ends.
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ok so i am wondering about the 72 jimmy i got, it was a 6 banger, sm465, 4x4. the body is pretty straight only minor dents and dings, needs new rockers, and the boxes, but everythign else is good, the doors are not expanding at the seams, no rear hatch, or interior (except dash column, gauges), wire harnes, or engine. has a double wall top. was orginally a cali vehicle, i got it in iowa, now its in chicago. i paid $1100 off e-bay, plus gas and time to get it. if i were to want to sell it now, what would be an approximate ball park?
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quarter panels, an extra windsheild frame and firewall assembly (Big ass part and very heavy too) an extra drivers fender, a new set of corvette rally's still in the boxes, and it has air ride (Not finished but it's all there) a rear adj panard bar and c-notch kit still new in the boxes along with it So all in all I really paid about $5K for the Jimmy and $1800 for the parts *Oh yea, and I drove 1850 mile in 45 hours to get it, not much sleep :hm: |
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Below is a picture from the ebay ad. After I subtracted the price of the rims and tires (about 5K). (I was fortunate that the rims were one of 3 different styles I was going to buy later.) That helped justify the purchase for me (along with a couple of other things :) ). $14.9k-$5k=$9.9k I drove about 260 miles total. ;) Attachment 229148 |
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I paid $600 for mine and drove 2 hr's one way to get it.
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Pop's72 - I really dig your rig. I want something similar someday...
Malibu 496 - that's a score! |
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I found this one in the newspaper about 30 min away, for under $4k...original paint, no rust and running driving nice...about 20 years ago! This was my first 67-72 truck...and I still have it! I have done a few little things to it over the years.
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First one I ever saw was in Bremerton, Wa. Seems to be a few of these in that area.
Before you know it everyone's gonna have one of these! Rg |
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Attachment 229770 I gave $14.5 for mine. I may have paid too much but not a spec of rust anywhere , big block and a/c. They are only worth what someone is willing to pay;)
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Are those 454ss wheels? If so still got em?
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