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'83 K5 project, 1 ton axles

USSkoval

USSkoval

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Selling my '83 K5 project, I don't have time for it because I'm never home. The body is kinda rusty and banged up. Frame is OK besides the normal cracks near the steering box. It had a horrible patch on it that I removed and then prepped the cracks for welding, but never welded them up yet. It has an unknown 6 inch lift installed with blocks in the rear, seems to flex OK though. The rig is currently just a roller. Has a pickup tailgate installed. Complete '79 front clip (not in pic). I have a SRW D60 and 14FF with 4.56's and a Detroit in the rear. I have other parts that can go along with it. New rocker panels, heavy duty front winch bumper, 350 shortblock, vortec heads, working th350 (wrong output though), 27 spline np205 setup, pair of 56's, factory roll bar... stuff like that. But I will not sell the axles separate from the Blazer. Open to offers based on what parts might be included, but it's $1500 for the rolling body and 1 ton axles.

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Note, current front clip is a complete assembly.
 
USSkoval said:
Selling my '83 K5 project, I don't have time for it because I'm never home. The body is kinda rusty and banged up. Frame is OK besides the normal cracks near the steering box. It had a horrible patch on it that I removed and then prepped the cracks for welding, but never welded them up yet. It has an unknown 6 inch lift installed with blocks in the rear, seems to flex OK though. The rig is currently just a roller. Has a pickup tailgate installed. Complete '79 front clip (not in pic). I have a SRW D60 and 14FF with 4.56's and a Detroit in the rear. I have other parts that can go along with it. New rocker panels, heavy duty front winch bumper, 350 shortblock, vortec heads, working th350 (wrong output though), 27 spline np205 setup, pair of 56's, factory roll bar... stuff like that. But I will not sell the axles separate from the Blazer. Open to offers based on what parts might be included, but it's $1500 for the rolling body and 1 ton axles.

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Note, current front clip is a complete assembly.
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If you were closer I would consider it
 
Wish I had the cash or something to trade ya for it...
 
Still for sale. I can make a killer deal if you want some of the parts to help the project along.
 
It's a shame I didn't decide to sell it earlier. Work had me in Nebraska for a month and I even traveled out there with an empty trailer.
 
We were working on a land clearing project, clearing all the cedar out of certain areas of a wildlife area. It's right off the highway, about 10 minutes away from town. Can't remember the name of the area.
 
Interested, would be a few week or so before I could drive and pickup. Can you pm me a contact number?

Thanks
 
Oh no, clearing cedar trees is a very common thing. So much so that there are lots of people that do it. That is why I thought it was odd that they had some one come from Ohio to do it.

Martin
 
82355 said:
Oh no, clearing cedar trees is a very common thing. So much so that there are lots of people that do it. That is why I thought it was odd that they had some one come from Ohio to do it.

Martin
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We have fancy equipment :D We can get A LOT done in a day and they all get turned into mulch right there on the spot. It's fun work, I wish we did the clearing more often. And actually most of our work isn't in Ohio, we work in something like 26 states.
 
Oh I understand. It is usually done on pastures here. They just use a tree shear on a Bobcat. I've done it before. The government is more content spending the money to do a more thorough job than a rancher.

Martin
 
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