Price for project

[bambbrose]

Just looking to get an idea of what you guys would pay for this?

I might buy it for myself, but need to make sure I'm paying the right price. Have an appointment to check out tonight.

72 K5 4x4
-no motor, no trans, no transfer case
-has 72 grill and earlier grill
-new tailgate
-vinyl rear seat is in great shape
-missing most of interior though
-rust as shown, not horrible compared to what I've seen
-dent in quarter on passenger side


Option plate shown, original cab was fairly well optioned.

[bambbrose]

More pics.

All lenses are there, and a bunch of random parts are boxed up.

I have zero parts to start my project, so this would be my starting point.

[bambbrose]

Last one

[bambbrose]

poll answered my question perfectly. Thank you to those of you who voted! Going to see it in the next hour.

[Jacobm99]

So did you end up getting the blazer?

[bambbrose]

Nope.

Talked him to $700, but then when I saw in person it wasn't worth the effort as a starting point.

Good for parts!

Anyone in North Carolina (my current location) near Raleigh who needs parts should check it out. It has:
-tailgate
-disc brakes up front
-2 original ralley type wheels
-the posi rear end diff cover is rusted through and exposed to the elements, not sure its worth anything
-the one passenger door in blue is good
-rear seat is ok, definitely rebuildable.
-grill is ok
-none of the floor/deck is useable. Rust is horrible. It has extremely poorly done patches, which is why I declined.
-tons of misc parts

I bet he'd take $500 to $600 for everything. It is a roller.

No title!

Can you buy whole new rear floor sections for a blazer?

[Firebirdjones]

Originally Posted by bambbrose

Nope.

Talked him to $700, but then when I saw in person it wasn't worth the effort as a starting point.

Good for parts!

Anyone in North Carolina (my current location) near Raleigh who needs parts should check it out. It has:
-tailgate
-disc brakes up front
-2 original ralley type wheels
-the posi rear end diff cover is rusted through and exposed to the elements, not sure its worth anything
-the one passenger door in blue is good
-rear seat is ok, definitely rebuildable.
-grill is ok
-none of the floor/deck is useable. Rust is horrible. It has extremely poorly done patches, which is why I declined.
-tons of misc parts

I bet he'd take $500 to $600 for everything. It is a roller.

No title!

Can you buy whole new rear floor sections for a blazer?

I saw the plywood covering the entire rear floor in the picture and knew that wasn't a good sign