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Maximus · 08-13-2015, 11:36 AM

Sorry dubs, but "better be a $1000 blazer" Really? it being a '72 means it probably has the single wall top. That alone with a good hatch will fetch $1000. I will admit that I am in California, and our trucks don't get too horrible around here, but even a rust bucket 1st gen K5 will fetch 3-4k if its running and driving.
They only made these trucks for 4 years, and people are starting to realize they are desirable. Its worth whatever someones gonna pay for it, but im sure its gonna cost over $1,000 probably in the 2,500-4000 range depending on actual condition.

If your comfortable with the price, buy it. If its too much for you to spend and feel good about it, wait around.

08-13-2015, 11:36 AM	#5
Maximus Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Santa Rosa, CA Posts: 672	Re: 72 Blazer to buy Sorry dubs, but "better be a $1000 blazer" Really? it being a '72 means it probably has the single wall top. That alone with a good hatch will fetch $1000. I will admit that I am in California, and our trucks don't get too horrible around here, but even a rust bucket 1st gen K5 will fetch 3-4k if its running and driving. They only made these trucks for 4 years, and people are starting to realize they are desirable. Its worth whatever someones gonna pay for it, but im sure its gonna cost over $1,000 probably in the 2,500-4000 range depending on actual condition. If your comfortable with the price, buy it. If its too much for you to spend and feel good about it, wait around. __________________ 1955 2nd Series 3100 - 400 Pontiac / BW Super T-10 4-Speed 1972 K5 Blazer 350 Auto 4x4 1928 Ford Model A Tudor Last edited by Maximus; 08-13-2015 at 11:53 AM.