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2WD Blazer Frame
Sorry, but want to buys and for sale threads have to go in the proper forums, and you have to be a subscriber to post them there. Thanks
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
I am just curious but what does a 2wd Blazer frame go for?
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
$550 to $1500 depending on condition and inclusion of the a title, VIN plate, etc.
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
Thanks That's what i was thinking. I might be jumping on the 2wd Blazer bandwagon but wasn't sure about pricing and costs! kind of got a little sticker shock on some of the suspension items. But i guess if it was easy\cheap everyone would be doing it!
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
Just a FYI, If your bag'n it you can go lower with a converted 4wd frame
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
That is what i have been reading on, this is where i am wondering if it is worth the extra money to buy an orginal 2wd or convert one? has far as re-sale value goes, do you think it is worth speeding the extra money up front to get the orginal 2wd blazer?
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
IMO, a full custom conversion is worth as much as a customized original. If you're gonna cut it, why pay the extra $ for a factory 2wd.
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
![]() I'm NOT using bags on my next project and that is why I bought a rare factory 2wd frame, your project may vary.
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
To tell you the truth I wasn't thinking about it too hard until i came across a 2wd roller, it needs alot of work but i know how hard they are to come by. I might just buy it and park it in the garage until i finish my 71 4x4 and go from there? I would hate to live with regrets later on, you know the one that got away story. So i am looking into this 2wd roller pretty close i think i am going to stop bye sometime this week and get a closer look and see where it goes from there. until than i am trying to get has much info has possible, thanks for the feed back.
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
K5 AND 69,
WHen you get a chance check out this link I saved that someone here once posted. It will give you alot of insight into doing a conversion job. http://www.sporttruck.com/techarticl...ion/index.html ![]()
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Re: 2WD Blazer Frame
Thanks 4 the link 4 helpful information!
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