From my '78 blazer. Some of the listing are a bit confusing, well I don't know what they are
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Which one's?
Okay I didn't look any of these up but I'm sure I could fake it haha!
Advanced price sheet is the preliminary price info a weird option to get you the full price before it made it to the dealer.
L78 are super old school tire size definitely bias ply probably around 30 inchers.
Next one: red custom high back vinyl bucket seats.
Auxiliary seat is actually the passenger seat these trucks came equipped with only the driver seat.
Door edge guards are fancy vertical Chrome trim for the edge of your door.
Next one is wheel covers, which could have been chrome full wheel covers.
And that last L78 is your spare.
SPID's are awesome, I'm sure someone somewhere has the full breakdown of the actual codes, every rig I buy I usually get the breakdown to check it all out, the newer GM's don't list anything but the codes, no description.
Advanced price sheet is the preliminary price info a weird option to get you the full price before it made it to the dealer.
L78 are super old school tire size definitely bias ply probably around 30 inchers.
Next one: red custom high back vinyl bucket seats.
Auxiliary seat is actually the passenger seat these trucks came equipped with only the driver seat.
Door edge guards are fancy vertical Chrome trim for the edge of your door.
Next one is wheel covers, which could have been chrome full wheel covers.
And that last L78 is your spare.
SPID's are awesome, I'm sure someone somewhere has the full breakdown of the actual codes, every rig I buy I usually get the breakdown to check it all out, the newer GM's don't list anything but the codes, no description.
B3W wasn't an option on the vehicle, just some paperwork of the pricing.,
XLD, ZLD and YLD are for the tires, front, rear and spare sizing. L78-15 works out to a 235/75-15 metric size tire.
A57 is the passenger front seat, yes it was an option on the early years.
B93 bright stainless door edge guards. They snapped over the rear edge of the door to keep them from chipping paint when you hit the open door on stuff.
P01 bright metal hub caps. As in it had steel wheels with caps.
XLD, ZLD and YLD are for the tires, front, rear and spare sizing. L78-15 works out to a 235/75-15 metric size tire.
A57 is the passenger front seat, yes it was an option on the early years.
B93 bright stainless door edge guards. They snapped over the rear edge of the door to keep them from chipping paint when you hit the open door on stuff.
P01 bright metal hub caps. As in it had steel wheels with caps.
Nice! Our replies posted at the same time
Great minds think alike.Nice! Our replies posted at the same time
Thank you. Passenger front seat as opposed to a bench seat? Blazers had front bench seat option?
No, it came with a single driver seat, normally a low back bucket.
Weird.... I've never seen a pic with a single driver seat
In the early years, all the seats and top were optional. So you could in theory, order a Blazer with the driver seat only, no top and a truck style tailgate.
My 70 was ordered with only the driver's seat. No passenger or rear seat. It was ordered with a spare tire, which on those with only front seats, got mounted right behind the driver.
I know it's a first gen vs. second, but it wasn't an uncommon thing back then. Mine was a stripped down low option truck. Original owner was a dealer who used it exclusively as a plow truck.
I know it's a first gen vs. second, but it wasn't an uncommon thing back then. Mine was a stripped down low option truck. Original owner was a dealer who used it exclusively as a plow truck.
B3W wasn't an option on the vehicle, just some paperwork of the pricing
Could this have been GM employee pricing?
Could this have been GM employee pricing?
Interesting for sure
