CA #0261 '76 Blazer Chalet with 3/4 ton axle conversion - $3000

[a77blazerchalet]

Sent an email to the seller to find out which serial number this one is, it's one of those provervial 'needs work' projects. Somebody (who I don't remember a name) alerted me to this one last year with only one photo and no other info except that it was in northern CA, and was wondering what the going rate for these is. Guy seems to have lots of other Chevy projects there, too. **Evening same-day edit, see posts 4 & 5 below, the seller added pics to his listing showing the SN plates. **

https://goldcountry.craigslist.org/cto/d/north-san-juan-1976-chevy-blazer-chalet/7915608208.html

 

[imiceman44]

That is a couple of hours from me

 

[a77blazerchalet]

That is a couple of hours from me

Seems to be a squarebody guy - if you find an excuse to head over in that direction, indebted to you if you could get pics of the SN plate (and whatever those other plates are beneath it, one might be the CA state RV tag), along with the door jamb VIN tag and/or the blue & white options tag in the glove compartment. In case the seller doesn't respond to my email inquiry.

 

[imiceman44]

I thought they were in his add.
Aren't these the ones you wanted?
Chalet plate, ca rv plate and k5 vin plate

 

[a77blazerchalet]

I thought they were in his add ...

Aha - thanks for that alert, thread title updated accordingly. What I do whenever I see such listings is get a screengrab of them in case sellers yank them - I've seen that happen inside of a single day where I regretted not saving a shot of the listing. With this one, I got the screengrab first, then contacted the seller afterward. Yay! He added those three pics after getting my email, and replied back to me too, now that I look into my inbox. So, now I can maybe glean some more info from him such as prior owner 'genealogy' that I always try to add into my mega-spreadsheet.