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Dang I wish I had some money

chopped&bobbed77burb

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This look's like a good deal :D i seen this on CL today . 1986 Blazer/CUCV, 6.2 diesel (not running), TH400, NP208, F&R 10 bolts. 24/12 volt system, Lift rings, black-out light, grille gaurd, radio delete plate, Dual side antenna mounts, ect. This is the real deal, not just a camo paint job.
I bought this with a flat ring-gear on the flex plate. I have replaced the flex plate, changed fluids/filters in the trans-T-case, trans, and engine. The motor spins over but I think it could use some help getting fuel from the tank up to the injector pump to get things primed. These are rumored to be really easy motor to trouble-shoot, but I know nothing about diesels. New glow plugs.
The body is in pretty nice shape. There is a little rust on the bottom of the tailgate, but it's not terminal. The window crank for the rear window is broken, but the mechanism inside the gate works just fine. The interior is pretty spartan. but it's all there.
The vehicle has plates and registration in the state of Maine. I'm told there should be no trouble to transfer this Oregon. I know the Oregon DMV will need to verify the VIN # onsite before a new title is issued.
503-510-6205 & leave message
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I know the 6.2 wasn't exactly a Cummins... but how did a rear 10 bolt ever hold up to the abuse? lol!

j
 
jekbrown said:
I know the 6.2 wasn't exactly a Cummins... but how did a rear 10 bolt ever hold up to the abuse? lol!

j
If I had one of these it would get 3/4 ton running gear . My old blazer went through 2 12 bolts with a mild 350 and 36" swampers . We had these blazers in the army and we alway's went through rear axles . I just want one for a DD . I wish my tax money would hurry a get here :wink1: . I think I could get my better half to let me buy it :laugh: . I would just have to punt my little tercel 4x4 wagon .
 
wildmouse216 said:
I thought CUCV's came with heavier duty axles than 10 bolts. Especially with a diesel. Diesels are way cool!

CUCV *pickups* were K30's, 14BFF Detroit in back and D60 (sometimes with ... err, an Auburn? something) in front. (This is the M1008, 1028, 1010, and 1031.) Oh, 4.56:1 gears.

CUCV *Blazers* have 10-bolts with a Gov-Bomb in back with 3.08:1's. These are the M1009's -- great DD's, crappy wheelers.

-- A
 
How much is he asking? You can get trucks like that from govliquidations.com for 500-1200
 
Leper said:
How much is he asking? You can get trucks like that from govliquidations.com for 500-1200
I think it was $1600 And it does need some work . There was another Blazer on CL for $1200 obo and it's a 74 , good runner and STOCK . Damn I wish my tax refunds would get here . When you owe them they want it NOW , But if they owe you well you can just wait your a$$ off :mad: . I thought $1600 was a pretty good deal :o , Maybe not . I've been thinking about finding a blazer and taking off all the 1 ton stuff off the burb a building me a blazer and making the burb a 3/4 ton again and a mildtrail/mudder/towrig . It's just to frikin big for some places .
 

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