73-87 decent looking trucks

[Stumpuller6.5]

Gregg, that thing is so sweet!

Thanks K,

It was a labor of love. It wasn't originally a pickup. It was a used up, no options utility body from the local power company, and there was not a straight panel on it. I used parts from 14 different trucks to build it.
That was back in '95. No one had 4x4 crew cabs except for power, and rail companies.

That is a very nice truck! Do you know were it is now?

 

[Alljackedup408]

Little older than the range here.. but DAMN!

this in 100% approved

 

[BHB]

That is a very nice truck! Do you know were it is now?

Thanks,
The guy I sold it to still has it. he's about 40 minutes from me. As far as I know, the only changes he made was a GMC grille, and westcoast mirrors. I know he is planning a Cummins swap, and a new cab. The cab was showing early signs of the roof seams starting to rust through when I sold it.

 

[sand man]

 

[Cowboy Cadillac]

This is a members truck from GM-trucks.com...a 1973 Blazer.

 

[Cowboy Cadillac]

 

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

This is a members truck from GM-trucks.com...a 1973 Blazer.

Cool. I would love to have an open-top Blazer, but I would "militarize" it with foldable windshield, military lights and towing hooks, winches, and almost obviously a camo paint.

 

[meatwagon83]

Mines not pretty but i sure am proud of it!

 

[Sunset_Z28]

Not sure how I missed this.

My old '85 in high school.

 

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

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Crew-cab duallies are the coolest ones.