1972 Blazer CST whats it worth??

[Bill1972]

This is my 1972 Chevrolet Blazer CST. I built it with no intentions of ever selling it, however we are getting ready to build a new home and I could use the extra money and space until I can get my new shop built.
Engine has been overhauled mods are
1. HEI ignition
2. larger valves and milled heads
3. torque cam
4. Mild but reliable performance
4 speed auto trans 700r4 overhauled transfer case
New paint and interior
4 inch lift dual steering stabilizer and drop link
16 inch wheels and new 33 BFG mud terrians
This is really a nice truck, let me know your thoughts on value and where would be a good place to advertise it. I have not fired up the AC and I have not had time yet to perfect the heat and ac system. Heat and blower do work just the cables need to be lubed and or replaced. Other then that the truck is 100%

[sockalaminski]

That is a thing of beauty. I'm in Phoenix and have seen them go for as low as 7k (didn't know what they had) all the way up to 25k in that condition. With these K5s, it's what the market will bear. The first gens are the most valuable of the bunch and it only takes one guy looking that has the cash. Good luck.

[VA72C10]

I would spend the money to fix the A/C. Don't give a reason for anyone to doubt the truck....

Advertise on ebay and include canada....I'd expect 25k plus once the A/C is working...

***(If its' as rust free as it looks)***

[1tuff71]

I would have to say the same. Looks to be about a 25k truck without seeing it in person. Shame to part with eh.

[noco-k5]

I watch most first gen Blazer's on Ebay and haven't seen many get up to 25k. Not saying it isn't worth that to the right buyer, but I think it would sit for quite awhile at that price. I think high teens to maybe low 20's is more realistic, but you never know. Seems like the all original non lifted Blazers bring the most money. Yours is an awesome looking truck though.

[Bill1972]

Thanks for the input!