badasskylark

I will get some pics this weekend i live in grandview, but its actually sitting in my dads companys parking(worthington) lot at the moment since i dont have much room at home until i close on my property.

[ 15. April 2005, 08:25 PM: Message edited by: BADASSKYLARK ]

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I think it would.

I bought this before winter to have a nice 4X4. It has treated me well, and ive had to replace a few things but its a great truck and is pretty clean. Now that spring is here though I either want a Volvo 850Turbo or Lincoln MKVIII to replace it, its time for another car. -Actually i just found a classic car id really like if i can sell this asap. 1995 Chevy Blazer LS Push Button 4X4 4.3L Vortec 195hp 4 Door Runs Good 4x4 Works 128k Miles New water pump New Transmission about 2k ago New CPI The only thing the Blazer could use is a muffler all the piping is great but there is a quarter size whole in the muffler that makes it a little loud. There is a few pictures of it HERE and i have a few more on my camera i will download this weekend. I'm asking $3300 for it. [ 24. March 2005, 11:49 AM: Message edited by: BADASSKYLARK ]

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1960 Buick LeSabre Hardtop Pictures are here- http://photos.yahoo.com/stg1_455 The Good It runs looks cool new tires new battery all orgional and everything is in tact would be a great classic summer car body is very solid for a 1960 The Bad rear floor pans are rusty The car has a lot of cool features too the mirrormatic speedometer, to start it you turn the key to on and push on the gas pedal, and best of all no post between the windows I'm asking $750 for it. [ 13. April 2005, 04:29 PM: Message edited by: BADASSKYLARK ]

A central ohio S10 club would be cool. I have my Blazer and a 88 S10 4X4.

I'd be up for it.

Would he sell just the sho shop y-pipe?

Congrats!

pyro

Thats sad but its damn funny. This especially "my 4 cars i have now are all suped up almost to the same speed. theese r my cars my parents gave me the aston martin and i bought the other ones. and suped them up."

The transmission in my blazer is on its way out,it lost 3rd and 4th gear today so im going to need to have it rebuilt. I am planning on pulling the tranny out myself then i can take it someplace to be rebuilt. Where is a good place is isnt expensive? I just want it rebuilt to stock specs.

Nope, my friends neighbor shook his head at the driver so he stopped otherwise he would have just kept going.

The snow plow hit my friends car, but thankfully for him his neighbor watched it happen so the driver stopped and gave him all his information.Otherwise he would have been screwed.

My power finally came back on about an hour ago it has been off since 5 am thursday alogn with quite a few blocks around me in grandview, it sucked but luckily kerosine heaters and the fireplace kept the living room warm. This weather sucks, although the blazer was fun in the deep unplowed snow.What a start to christmas!

http://www.gsd.das.ohio.gov/Surplus/auction.htm there is the police vehicle auction, the next one isnt until april, anyone can bid, and a few days before you can go and look at the cars(start them up)

K-5 Edision Elementary School (Grandview) 6-8 Grandview Heights Middle School High School- Grandview Heights High School (04') Now- Columbus State

I dont know if this would help for proof, but most notarys have a little book where they write in everything they notorize and when it was done.

+1 Those lights kind of make it look like a Sunfire.

I have a cpi 4.3l as well, it comes out of the front transaxle.

On my 95 blazer the 4wd doesnt work i push the buttn and you can even feel it gear down in 4wd low but the front wheels arent locking. I think ive foudn the problem, a vacum line that goes in but i cant seem to figure out where it connects to. http://photos.yahoo.com/stg1_455 in the blazer album has some pictures. In the second picture the line is the one that starts in the top left hand corner. Does anyone with a 95 or newer blazer know where this goes? Thanks

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My Chrysler is down too, at least winter is comming, so i can have it back up and running by the time it gets warm again.