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What truck is this?
Saw it outside one of our better autobody shops in town today.
Any idea on year and model? 
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Looks like early 70s Blazer with the cap off
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Blazer.
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06-24-2013, 06:20 PM
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Thanks VInny, it looked fantastic in person. Always wanted a convertible Scout.
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Chebby....a rare one that isn't on the rust pile or modded to a monster mudder.
They diluted the model with the V6 "Blazers".....these were torque monsters in the day.
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~1970 K5 with the top removed
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Certainly a handsome looking truck. Probably one of the staff did it up.
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I believe it is a 72 or earlier. I had a 73. The door line changed to being flush with the body in 73 I recollect.
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06-25-2013, 05:41 AM
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other ride must be an Audi..
note were & how it's parked.. Rika |
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They also made those Blazers as a 2wd. Quite a few of the 2wd's were strippies (6 cylinder, no air, etc) but this project of ours is a factory 2wd, with air, V8, and auto. Not that anything is stock anymore - LOL!
It's still in "project" status, but is now complete enough that it drives. I don't have any decent pictures of it more together - but you get the idea. 2wd lowered is the BOMB baby!! angela   
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1979 Porsche 911SC
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