1971 Chevrolet Blazer

Convertible

1994 350 throttle body

automatic

Clear

Gasoline

NEW PHOTOS added !! Please look them over completely before bidding. I tried to show all of the rust issues. This is an unfinished project. Someone installed a 1994 Throttle body engine. They have it and most of the wiring installed, but no electric fuel pump to run the throttle body engine. I just love these blazers and have owned a different one for almost 30 years. I just don't have the time to take this to completion so I'm going to let it go. It does have the typical rust but this is not a back east rust bucket. It is a fairly solid truck needing the rockers, and typical 1/4 panel patches, ( actually just one side, near the door. I think the passengers side is pretty good). . The drive-lines and a few other items are not in it, it is a project. The previous owner said he did have the engine running off the donor trucks gas tank sitting on the ground next to the Blazer. He took the route of installing the newer trucks engine harness in the Blazer. I would toss it out and put in a stand alone harness and use most of the original harness in the Blazer, but I'm not much of a computer person so maybe it's just as easy to finish it like this. . I'm sure I should have mentioned more, it is a 1971 with front disc brakes and power steering. Heck the parts alone are worth more than this. It will come on mismatched rims, the ones on it belong to another truck. Nothing in the back goes with it, except the front bumper, we have miscellaneous items just stored in there . You can call me in the evenings, four zero six 538 six six six six. If you don't have at least a five plus feed back score call first or don't bother to bid, tired of the scammers who don't pay. I checked the large "rocker box's" that are the reinforcement for the underside, and they are very solid with one hole on the drivers side, where the outer rocker probably trapped mud in between. There is a hole on the passenger side floor board just inside the door where your boots drain off and the carpet stays wet in the winter, and the same on the drivers. At the request of an eBay member, we stripped all the carpet and floor mats, broken console and items that were stored inside and took more pics of the floors. We discovered two holes cut in the back floor about 2 inches by three inches, for what I have no idea, maybe for bolting a third seat or something. Also by the tailgate, where the back of the bed underneath reinforcement is, there is a place that traps dirt, even on the pickups, and the this is rusted through on the very right and left side, where the tires kick up mud. I've down loaded a couple pics to show this area. It is a pretty solid rig, never saw salted streets, or been driven on the beach. Never buy a rig that has been on a salt water beach, I did that once, never again. Check out the new photos, hopefully they answer more of your questions. Thanks for checking it out. Tim four zero six 538- six six six six evenings are best.