This is cool, a board just for Blazers/Jimmys. The only other thing to do is, POST SOME PICS!!!!!
I just need to get some updated pics of my never ending project...
75 2wd Blazer, the only pic I have is from the night I brought it home, it sits in the garage in a thousand pieces and will some day live again.....
So let's see um...

here is mine...

another...

Here are the pics of my 78 from when I first got it to almost its current state need to get off my lazy ass and upload some more pics
http://community.webshots.com/album/71212071HTBoyh

Here is my 1978 GMC Jimmy.
http://www.captkaoscustoms.com/Jimmy/jimmywash.jpg

bigblock 73...is that vinyl wood on the side of her/ Never seen that option...aftermarket or is there a rpo listing sticker still on the drivers side fender well??? Would like some pics of this for our web site if its factory...

DW

Here's my 76:

http://www1.eboard.com/eboard/boards/9/50/68/tink/att-706064/Front.jpg

Doug, yes it is all original. I don't believe there are any fenderwell tags on 73-87's...usually they were on the inside of the glovebox...and mine happens to have been removed at one point in time.

The vinyl woodgrain option was pretty un-common for these trucks...which is exactly why I purchased this one.

Feel free to use these pics, I think I have more at home and can post them if you like.

-Jeff

I have a 74 GMC jimmy, bagged on 20s. modem is out on home computer. I am posting from work, so no pics today.

later
:gmc:

Here's a couple pics of my 1980 silverado after a couple weeks of compounding and polishing. It had been sitting for about ten years and had four rotten tires when I bought it 2 months ago. With some preventitive measures like fuel filter, oil change, thermostat,fulsh, and then some gas it fired right up. I had planed on a least to tune it up, but decided not to for fear I would mess it up. Cold AC with one can of r-12. All original w/53000 well now 55000 original miles.

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Since this is a Jimmy/Blazer 1973 + forum, here's my '94 Yukon (I don't care what GM calls it, It'll always be a jimmy to me...)http://www.wastedincome.com/yukon4.jpg

There is not one single bolt, screw, nut, clip, or widget, that I haven't had off this thing. We took it down to the barest of bare and started back together with it. Lot's of work invloved here.

All nice 2WD's guys! I wish I could find something as nice that wasn't all rusted out or beat up, which is difficult up here in the RUSTBELT. I have a plan, if a can find the right one. GM didn't sell alot of 2 WD's around here, mostly 4X4.

This is what we started with. Payed 1000 for it with a new dealer installed Goodwrench engine.

heres mine

and another

Here's the 2wd I just sold...

Ahhh, finally a message board for us big cab trucks! Here's a pic of project 'Old Blue' 4wd being built as a 2wd project, although I woun't be lowering her. The restoration is being tracked on cardomain.com. Just click on my link below.

I guess I need to get in on this. I have spent so much time with my 77 lately, the Blazer gets neglected.

Here's what I started with. She's a 1982 C/K 2wd Blazer. From the factory it was equipped with a smog dog 305, a 700r4, and 3.42 gears...

Here she is with all the badges shaved, a good coat of primer, and some ill fitting 17's I took off my 97 Silverado...

Here is a rarely posted pic of her wearing 18's and 20's....

Here are my pics.. too many to list.. too many trucks also.. lol.. enjoy..

http://community.webshots.com/user/ctr_83k5blazer
http://www.rocko.rockcrawler.com/favorite_links.html

:gmc: Here's a pic of my 1978 Jimmy. I'm hoping to have it running right by "california" standards soon. Any ideas or suggestions i'd be glad to hear. I'm new to the site, but hope I can learn some good things here....

Here's my 77 2wd.

Here's my 1973 I bought on Ebay in March, drove it home to GA after buying from 2nd owner in New Mexico

Here's my 1973 I bought on Ebay in March, drove it home to GA after buying from 2nd owner in New Mexico
WOW is that clean!

I'm trying to get my 75 beater withy $$$$$ of parts on it sold to pick up a pretty clean 75 here.