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Location: Austin, Texas, USA
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WTB: Excellent Condition '72 Pass. Side Door (Blazer or Pickup).
O.K., I'm going to go ahead and ask for the impossible here. I'm looking for a rust free/bondo free/speaker hole free passenger side '72 Blazer door. At this point, I'm willing to cut down a '72 pickup door. Needs to be in really top shape. I'm willing to trade a 69-71 passenger side door that is absolutely mint, even has it's original paint. I'd like something comparable in a '72. Anybody????
Thanks.
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Blazerless:-(
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Olympia WA
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Why not use the mint door you have? I know 72 was a "tiny" bit different, but not much right? What were the differences? I think a mint door is hard to find. Are you going totally stock and NEED the 72 door because of the differences???
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Location: Austin, Texas, USA
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Yes, I'm going totally stock on my restoration. The '72 door has a dimple and screw hole above the interior door panel for the vent window. It's pretty noticeable. It looks too odd to me to have one door with it and one door without it. It would drive me crazy.
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