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71 4 speed blazer
Can anybody tell me how many of the 71 blazer's came out of the factory with the SM465 4 speed.
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Re: 71 4 speed blazer
Here's some specs in percentage, don't think you'll get an exact number, I assume Blazers were tied into the light truck lineup
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Re: 71 4 speed blazer
Great info 68panelman thank you
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Re: 71 4 speed blazer
My '71 Jimmy has an SM465/NP205 from the factory. I prefer manual gears in a 4x4, and when I saw this truck with a for-sale sign, I jumped on it. That was 22 years ago.
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Re: 71 4 speed blazer
Mines the same setup the only way to go
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