How about some pics of 69-72 Blazers and Jimmys.

[Southcity]

1 year is pretty quick - and you turned out a beauty. That paint job/color looks amazing. Just saw you had a build thread - going there next.

[Fw190d9]

Thanks for the comps, It was a fun build. Im starting on my Daughter's 71 Cheyenne on monday, Then this summer, My boy and I are going to re-do his 72 Jimmy. Both the C10 and the Jimmy are getting 5.3/4L60 swaps.
Evan Q.

[dvani]

This is the same rig that Tomahawk30 posted back in 2011. It now resides in Boise.
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[Tomahawk30]

Originally Posted by dvani

This is the same rig that Tomahawk30 posted back in 2011. It now resides in Boise.
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Uncle Jimbo!!! How are you liking him?

[dvani]

Liking him fine. Had to take care of the body mounts like what you had told me. The upper radiator neck needed to be rebrazed and had the radiator rodded at the same time. It runs cooler now lol. Getting ready to flush and bleed the brakes and power steering as well as change plugs and wires. Hope to get the speedo working soon too.

The kids LOVE it!!

[Tomahawk30]

Originally Posted by dvani

Liking him fine. Had to take care of the body mounts like what you had told me. The upper radiator neck needed to be rebrazed and had the radiator rodded at the same time. It runs cooler now lol. Getting ready to flush and bleed the brakes and power steering as well as change plugs and wires. Hope to get the speedo working soon too.

The kids LOVE it!!

Very cool! I don't think I've ever had a rig that was more fun to drive in the summer... They'll REALLY love it then!!!

[dvani]

We are looking forward to it.

[LittleGirl BigTruck]

Hey Everyone! I'm new here and new to the Blazer world although I have wanted this since I was about 8 years old. 72 K5. New Chevy 350 SB, Edelbrock 4-bl off-road carb, Edelbrock Air-Gap aluminum manifold, 40 gallon 10 gauge welded tank, new turbo 350 trans, NP 250 transfer,Dana 44 front differential, Rear Diff is 3.73 geared, Toyo MT 37.5 X 14.5 M/T tires, Black Pro-Comp 15 inch rims, 4 wheel disc brakes, 6 inch Rancho suspension lift, 1 inch body lift,poly body mounts, welded tow brackets and frame supports, custom roll cage, power bucket seats from 2005 Chevy truck, Rhino Lined. Some gentle bump and roll steer from geometry but nothing I can't manage.

[BLUE THUNDER]

Time for a road trip with the rest of the San Antonio K5's. I'm thinking hill country??????

[Martyeth23]

yesssss

[TexasJimmy]

Originally Posted by LittleGirl BigTruck

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Hey Everyone! I'm new here and new to the Blazer world although I have wanted this since I was about 8 years old. 72 K5. New Chevy 350 SB, Edelbrock 4-bl off-road carb, Edelbrock Air-Gap aluminum manifold, 40 gallon 10 gauge welded tank, new turbo 350 trans, NP 250 transfer,Dana 44 front differential, Rear Diff is 3.73 geared, Toyo MT 37.5 X 14.5 M/T tires, Black Pro-Comp 15 inch rims, 4 wheel disc brakes, 6 inch Rancho suspension lift, 1 inch body lift,poly body mounts, welded tow brackets and frame supports, custom roll cage, power bucket seats from 2005 Chevy truck, Rhino Lined. Some gentle bump and roll steer from geometry but nothing I can't manage.

Welcome to the site. Nice looking rig. We need all these South Texas Blazers to meet in one spot sometime soon.

Tim
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[ClemCo Customs]

1972 GMC JIMMY with a 350CI hooked to a 700R4. Running a stock transfer case with a 44 front and Detroit locker Rear. 35x12.5 Toyo OC on 18' wheels. Truck is 98% restored. Engine has been fitted with a pair of Hooker Headers, Edlbrock dual bore intake, throttle body, 650cfm Edlebrock w electric choke, Upgraded higher Amp alternator, newer rad with dual 12inch electric fans, High output water pump. 3inch dual flowmaster exhaust, kicked out just ahead of the rear tires. Interior all done in Black Vinyl and Grey Tweed inlay, All new black carpet laid over top flawless rust free floor that has been sprayed in line x protective coat. Roll bars wrapped in foam then covered in a snap button black vinyl jacket. NO Air Conditioning. Truck has Power Steering, Power Brakes (Disc front/Drum Rear) After Market Stereo, Mp3 hookup, bluetooth hands free, Sirius Sat radio, all hidden nicely to keep it looking old school and not like a teenagers truck. Outside of truck was coated in smoking hot Black Cherry Paint, (Black to the human eye, until you catch it in the right angle of the sun and you will get a rare glimpse of the Metallic Cherry flake. However on the drivers rear panel there is a 'Dime Size" mark where there what to appears to be a small airbubble. Its been there since day one, painter even gave me a credit due to his mistake. Yet, Ive just always been careful washing the truck and this strange almost un noticable airbubble has yet to burst after 6 years, every beauty has birthmark right!! The body is laser straight, zero rust , and all undercoated with line x. Chrome Rocker panels and chrome trim all in great shape. Front nose of the hood has the regular small pits from bugs, rocks, whatever gets thrown at it while on the highway. The removable topper was in poor physical appearance due to sun, but after all kinds of research I finally hunted down a fibreglass expert who was stoked to take on this project. He completely sanded down inside and out, tossed the old windows and stripping, re-fibreglassed majority of the topper, hinges , window ledges etc. Painted the entire topper inside and out in gloss black paint, then Gel coated the entire topper and gave it textured feel back. Inserted all new windows,stripping, gas struts on the rear hatch and set it back on the truck and whola... that easy!! There is 8 bolts to instal and remove the topper, however I have only took it off once since I purchased the truck, not worth the 4 man job and ruining the water tight stripping along the bed box. But yes you can remove the topper still with some help.

I am the 3rd owner of this truck, Original owner was a old man who thought it was a great looking truck yet he hardle drove it, 2nd owner was a truck enthusiast who thought it would be a good restore, yet he didnt have the time. I myself have enjoyed bringing this badass truck back to full life and have used it as a daily driver, Show truck, and even built a custom bike trailer to take my bike on holidays with me.

Mileage reads 74,000m and I think it very well could be correct by the stories I have heard from both the previous owners. The truck is blast to drive, everyone always double looks, it goes like hell and sounds soooo proud and loud when it wants to be. My woman loves it for holidays, so comfy and lots of room.

Biggest drawback is when some jackass says " thats a sweet bronco " Im sick of shaking my head at people that disrepsect this legend.

After all my good times and now having this truck for over half a decade, I find myself almost ready to sell and take on a new project. My question to everyone is , What do you think its worth ?? I have done my homework and have some ballpark ideas and have been offered some stellar dollar figures, but this site is where id like to get some reliable numbers.

Thanks for checking it out !!!

[ClemCo Customs]

Here is my Bad A$$ Black Beauty !! its been about 7 years in the making. This truck has been to every corner of NorthAmerica and still rolling as smooth as the day it came off the Assembly line. It now calls Central Alberta Canada home.

[Tomahawk30]

Originally Posted by ClemCo Customs

Here is my Bad A$$ Black Beauty !! its been about 7 years in the making. This truck has been to every corner of NorthAmerica and still rolling as smooth as the day it came off the Assembly line. It now calls Central Alberta Canada home.

Wow, I LOVE that thing! I'm back and forth between Blazers and Jimmys. The thing I really did notice while driving the Jimmy I had was the extra lighting at night. The double headlights really do make a big difference going down the highway after sundown... Very cool ride and I'm interested to see what you get for it. I'm thinking pretty seriously about trading or selling my 70 C10 for another Blazer/Jimmy. Can't beat driving them around topless in the summer heat!

[ClemCo Customs]

Thanks TomaHawk,
Ya the dual lights on the face of the GM's do give a little extra sight when the sun goes down.
As for cruising with the top off, doesnt happen much up here in Canada, its either rain or snow for the most part in this area. Plus that topper is about 300lbs and so awkward to remove without the help of 3 or 4 guys not to mention never getting a good seal again.

[asolde]

Here's mine

[TexasK5]

my 72 2wd

[PHAT TONY]

Very nice, love me the 2wd's

[dbomb53]

Here's what i'll be starting on soon, 72 2wd.

[k1blazer]

I'm new to this site but thought I'd show off my new toy.

[CrewCab59]

Here is my 71 that I bought in Nov 2012 , nice day to take out for pics.

I'll start a build thread soon.

[gringoloco]

I like the ochre/saddle combo and the third pedal. Nice rig!
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[Effeckt]

Originally Posted by dbomb53

Here's what i'll be starting on soon, 72 2wd.

Nice! I saw that on Craigslist awhile ago. Cool that another board member scooped it up!
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[k1blazer]

Yep, that's the one. I traveled from Louisiana to Denver, CO to get it. here's a couple more pics...(hope this works)

[dbomb53]

Originally Posted by Effeckt

Nice! I saw that on Craigslist awhile ago. Cool that another board member scooped it up!
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Thanks Effeckt, heres a picture of a jimmy I built in the 90s, had to sell it, started a family, regretted it ever since.
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