Re: 71 2wd Blazer
If you want to do a stock restoration, you might want to keep on looking. I would check the top left front frame numbers (near the steering box on top of the frame) against the VIN as it does appear to have the 72 rear frame horns. It might have had them welded on but if it is a different frame, then it would effect value for me. If the top is loose, move it back and look at the top of the windshield where the triangular weather strip screws on as they are often rotted away at these points. I don't think $1400 - 1700 is outrageous if it is solid, but you are going to have a good deal of money in it based on your skills, easily 15 - 17 k unless you can do all the mechanical work, paint and body. You are going to need lots of parts. Good luck,. Keep us posted.
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