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06-09-2017, 05:53 PM | #26 |
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Re: Maximus's 1972 K5 Blazer 4X4 Build Thread
I got my seat back from the upholster, need a couple replacement screws for the brackets, but its going to look great in the back of my k5.
BEFORE : AFTER: New belts, paint, arm rests, custom foam and replacement upholstery! Also got my Retrosound Model 2 radio (I think its being replaced by the Long Beach?) FYI, there are apparently two different bezel options now with the 67-72 trucks, mine didnt extend to the arms, only surrounded the display, and extends alot more into the cab. i like it! helps keep it even with the knobs alot more! but I dont know if retrosound still offers this bezel... (contacted Retrosound, apparently my bezel is the corvette bezel, #108, they used to package it with the 67-72 truck radios but no longer do? The 108 bezel is available at this site, or obviously with the "corvette" head units.... https://www.retromanufacturing.com/p...ant=7979753859 the standard 67-72 unit is "119" wich is weird, since 119 was in my part number.....) my unit part number is RetroSound M2CB-119-03-73 Here is mine placed in my K5, not wired yet but sitting in the dash. Oh, and I almost forgot! I finally tracked down a set of square body 15x8 Rally "Rallye" rims, thanks to John H. Will be a while before I refinish them and get tires, but glad I got my hands on a set. I like these alot more than the OEM 67-72 steel wheels, and they are ALOT more affordable, due to the 20 years they made em! WIN-WIN!
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1955 2nd Series 3100 - 400 Pontiac / BW Super T-10 4-Speed 1972 K5 Blazer 350 Auto 4x4 1928 Ford Model A Tudor Last edited by Maximus; 06-09-2017 at 06:38 PM. |
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