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1972 K5 "Boise" Blazer Build (advice appreciated) mostly DIY.

Thanks. I am looking for a hitch that is capable and will work with my custom 304 stainless tank that zi have fabricated.
 
Can you do me a favor? Can you measure the fender to ground height of front and rear with those leaf springs? Also, what size tires are those. I think you said 33's but I wanted to be sure.

I found out that my front pass leaf is broken. I will need to either fab my 4 link and spring or just buy the same springs that you did until I can get to that phase of the project. I am likely to go the route that you did for now since I see the part numbers on your leaf springs.
 
We have not picked up new wheels yet, not sure what those old tires are. I'll have to check height for you later this week. Also it isn't complete so it is lighter.
 
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A touch over 9 inches between the frame and the leaf spring with no hood or side fenders if this helps.

Fenders are going on and we will test drive soon, just need to replace a leaking transmission line we installed incorrectly

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The Blazer has been delivered to the paint shop and should be out in a month or two. The top is going there as well.

Meanwhile I have some parts to sell. A really nice hood, a decent tailgate, and some fenders that can be restored. Is there a market for these and what are they worth? Not sure where to list them.
 
Removable body parts that need repair don't have much of a market. Everyone has those already. But, yours may be better than what someone else is starting with, so it doesn't hurt to advertise them. Craigslist, Facebook marketplace, and this forum are all good places to advertise them.
 
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