utherjorge
1/2 ton status
OK, so I haven't exactly used my Blazer much since I got it. Hooned it a bit, but it's sat as I slowly fix it.
I went camping this summer with my family of 6, and my minivan was too full for my comfort. Keeping that in mind, I need a larger 4x4 than my K. 10 times so far in the last 12 months, I actually NEEDED a 4x4 and did not have one.
And once, my family was in danger and could have used the size and capability of something bigger.
...then, something caught my eye, and I pulled the trigger. I'll show that in good time here; I think this community will be satisfied
So, it's time to unload my Blazer. Now, I don't know exactly what it's worth, but I don't want to do one of THOSE threads.
Since I bought it, though, I have added the following:
1. New transmission
2. New alternator and starter
3. Replaced rotted out floor or patched, as needed
4. Have a set of 5 ralleye wheels
5. 40-20-40 bench out of a 2002 Chevy Silverado
6. redone the headliner (I know it's not worth a lot, but it came out super good, so I thought I would mention it
)
7. 2" Rough Country lift with all new shocks and dual stabilizer steering set-up
8. New driver's side door
9. New tailgate
10. New dash speakers (including center 4x10) and a Coverlay dash cover
11. Monstalined interior floor
12. New battery
And, I have both a hard top and a Bestop that they don't make anymore.
..and maybe I'll think of something else.
However...it doesn't start. And I do not have it all put together. Lots is...but not all. Should I put it all back together before selling? I don't feel like doing it, but I also want it gone. What do you guys think?
Should I take time to reassemble before selling it? Or...how much needs to be reassembled?
I went camping this summer with my family of 6, and my minivan was too full for my comfort. Keeping that in mind, I need a larger 4x4 than my K. 10 times so far in the last 12 months, I actually NEEDED a 4x4 and did not have one.
And once, my family was in danger and could have used the size and capability of something bigger.
...then, something caught my eye, and I pulled the trigger. I'll show that in good time here; I think this community will be satisfied
So, it's time to unload my Blazer. Now, I don't know exactly what it's worth, but I don't want to do one of THOSE threads.
Since I bought it, though, I have added the following:
1. New transmission
2. New alternator and starter
3. Replaced rotted out floor or patched, as needed
4. Have a set of 5 ralleye wheels
5. 40-20-40 bench out of a 2002 Chevy Silverado
6. redone the headliner (I know it's not worth a lot, but it came out super good, so I thought I would mention it
)7. 2" Rough Country lift with all new shocks and dual stabilizer steering set-up
8. New driver's side door
9. New tailgate
10. New dash speakers (including center 4x10) and a Coverlay dash cover
11. Monstalined interior floor
12. New battery
And, I have both a hard top and a Bestop that they don't make anymore.
..and maybe I'll think of something else.
However...it doesn't start. And I do not have it all put together. Lots is...but not all. Should I put it all back together before selling? I don't feel like doing it, but I also want it gone. What do you guys think?
Should I take time to reassemble before selling it? Or...how much needs to be reassembled?
. Still have it today almost 10 years later, granted Ive got more like $7000 in it though
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