How much for this 71 Blazer?

[RestForYourSouls]

I've got a 1971 k-5 Blazer that I am thinking of selling. I'll list everything I can think of that it has and you guys can tell me how much you think it's worth. The truck was restored 8 years ago by previous owner and is still in very good condition.This truck HAS NOT been mudded and torn apart....it just has a lift kit and some bigger tires to make it look a little tougher Thanks for your help!
-1971 k-5 Chevy Blazer
-4x4
-350 v-8 ( rebuilt with restoration 8 years ago)
-205 transfer case
-4-speed trans with 1st gear granny
-12 bolt rear
-Dana 44 front diff
-4" Tuff Country all springs lift kit w/shocks that is less than a year old
-35" BGF Muds on 15" x 10" chrome directionals
-New Dark Olive original factory paint
-No Rust
-Saddle interior in very good condition
-Actual mileage on the odometer reads 184,000 miles
-New brake pads and shoes
-New master cylinder
-synthetic fluid in transmission, transfer case, and rear diff
-Factory build sheet on glove box door states that it is a CST model but
whoever did the restoration did not put ther CST trim back on the truck.

I do not have any pics of the truck yet. I'm just wondering how much you experienced k-5 guys think it is worth. Feel free to email me with any questions or comments.
Thanks so much,
Daniel

[Blazer1970]

If there is really no rust, and the body is in nice condition, maybe 6 - 7 thousand. We would have to see it though. There are a lot of things that could start detracting from that price.

[1970blazin]

Sounds like it is worth about $9,000 or more. I would of course need to see pics. I paid $5000 for my 70 CST and it needed rust and body work. Mine had a new GM 350 and rebuilt tranny, but yours sounds MUCH better body wise. Here is a pic of what mine looked like when I paid $5000 one year ago.

[RestForYourSouls]

Ya I was thinking about asking $9500 for it and go from there...I wouldnt mind taking a little less for it but I dont think I'd take less than $8500. Thanks and keep the suggestions coming!

[bouncytruck]

It does sound like it is in good shape. Of course, as the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. Try to get some pics.

I paid $4K for mine. I has a little rust in the drivers side floor board, but that's all. It is far from original though. A previous owner swapped out the original 307/3speed/dana20 for a 350/TH350/NP203 combo. It also had the front disc swap, hard top, soft top and new tires.

Based on that, I would estimate your rig is in the $7,000-8,500K range. Of course, start high and see where what happens.

[Big J]

Post some pics as soon as you can, you'll get alot more responses. Plus I'd like to see what it looks like with the lift and wheel/tire combo you've got.
Good Luck!