sweet 75 blazer found

[DennyB62]

hey all found a sweet 75 blazer thats for sale just like it just rolled of the assembly line the guy wants 10 grand is it worth it? 40000 original miles never seen snow or rain i am racking my brain do i spend the money? one owner help

[ChadM89]

I guess it depends on how bad you want a 75 Blazer, heheh.

10 grand is a lot of money for a stock 1975 vehicle, even in great condition. If it had lots of money put into it in the form of performance parts and stuff like that, I could see the cost being justified, but for a stock vehicle that sounds a little high.

Of course, if it really is in pristine shape, then it just goes back to how bad you want it.

Before it drives you mad and you make an impulse buy though, look around at some others in that price range (you seem willing to spend it) and see if anything else stands out.

[87Silvy]

Can you get any pics?

[lofat]

never seen snow or rain

you can see how much he needed a truck now.

[diggin69]

LoL.....at lofat Yep & it only took him 29 years to figure it out......
I have found that if you want something bad you will pay for it might try going to www.nada.com to see what one that mint is going for.......just to help convinse yourself.......

[Blue Beard]

Depending on how cherry it is....it could go that high...

[N2TRUX]

What these guys don't understand is how rare of a find you have. If it "really" is that nice it is well worth 10k. Was it garage kept? Does it really look like a new truck? will you have to spend money to "freshen it up"?

If this truck is like new, it's would take a LOT more than 10k to duplicate it with a truck that needs restored...

[Low87on20s]

2 Wheel Drive or 4 Wheel Drive??

[DennyB62]

this truck even though it doesnt have any performance parts on this blazer other than originally equipped the guy told me that he bought it new in 74-75 for around 7500.00 i should tell him i will take it but i have a hard time i guess justifying spending that kind of money i have known this guy for sometime nowing hes had this blazer but i guess some lucky person will get one nice blazer for the money thanks for the replys

[N2TRUX]

Where is it located at? Give us more details. If you don't want it, maybe someone here does

[DennyB62]

this blazer needs nothing but to be drove it is a k-5 with 4wd 350 3 speed automatic red and white with a white top all in pristine shape never used for a plow truck or never towed anything at
at 40000 miles that averages out to less than 1500 a year heck my mom does more than that thanks again

[DennyB62]

southern minnesota rust capital of the world

[Captkaos]

73-75's found in good condition let alone excellent are hard to find. I would say if it is in great condition, it would be worth it.

[bagged78]

What are you going to do with it?
If it's in that good of shape, it would be hard to drive it every day, but I would find it hard to not drive it and customize it...... Just think about what you are going to do with it, and that will be the answer for you...
Would love to see some pics of her though..

[N2TRUX]

Originally posted by bagged78
What are you going to do with it? If it's in that good of shape, it would be hard to drive it every day, but I would find it hard to not drive it and customize it......

I have an idea! let me see what I can do with it....

[Gregsmx]

I have seen a similar condition '75 bid up to $10K on Ebay recently, but the individual was looking for more like $20K.

If only 40K miles, then there should be some decent documentation of oil change records and service records, or a story why it spent so much time in storage. For instance, an oil change in the late '80's with 25K miles.

Also, even if true low mileage car, the carpets would show wear and fading, and rust could still be present, especially if from MN.

Finally, if the exterior paint is decent, then it should make a great survivor.

It sounds like several people on here are interested if your not, so if you decide to pass on it, be sure and pass on the lead for the rest of us. I'm about done with mine, and will ready for the next project soon!
Greg.