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Redx

New Member
Hello,
I am Red from Riverton, Utah, and am glad to be here.
My current project is a 1972 Chevrolet Blazer with a 327-350 combo. It was my daily driver for a couple of years and then got parked and finally dug out again and I am beginning work on her. She is pretty much all stock with a couple small changes, that will probably be changed again so I am not sure they are worth mentioning at this point.
I look forward to posting new build pics and will gladly accept help when I run into issues (I know I will have plenty), and can't wait to see you all on the trails.
Thanks,
Redx

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R

Redx

New Member
Thanks all!, I have been going through older posts looking at information before asking questions and advice, figure I don't want to ask what I can find already. Currently I am trying to decide what to do to build up the Blazer on a budget and things I can do in the backyard. It won't fit in the garage (mostly because I promised the wife a place in the garage once we moved into the new house), but I am open to suggestions on what I should do. I know I am getting rid of the top and the doors, but I want to keep it barely on the side of street legal until I can get a tow rig and a trailer. Once I get going though I will be starting a build thread to keep track of it all, right now it is about getting it running right and some of the oil leaks fixed.
 
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Machrism82

Member
Welcome. Good old Blazer you got there. Can't say I know a ton of stuff about your vehicle but I'd be willing to wrench and or help if you ever wanted some.
 
ricsrx

ricsrx

Well-Known Member
oh and don't sell the doors, you will need them to pass safety, unless you can talk them into passing tube doors.
 
R

Redx

New Member
One of the best things about the older stuff, I have Antique Vehicle plates on it, no emissions, no inspection, and $10 per year to re-register.
And i am all for help, once I get some cash-flow rolling in, lol, Thank you
 
R

Redx

New Member
From the UTDMV Website:
[h=2]Vintage Vehicle[/h]

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Unique Vehicle Special Group
[h=3]About This Plate[/h]This plate identifies a vehicle at least 30 years old, is primarily a collector's item, and used for participation in club activities, exhibitions, tours, parades, occasional transportation and similar uses, but is not used for general daily transportation. This plate may be personalized with up to 5 alphanumeric characters by submitting TC-817, Application for Personalized and Replacement License Plates with the required personalization fee. A vintage vehicle, as defined in Utah Code 41-21-1, qualifies for an exemption from safety and emission inspections.
Requirements:

    • $15 Special Plate Fee
    • No Annual Contribution
    • $4 Postage and Handling
    • Identifiable into one of two categories:
      • 30 year vintage vehicles: 30-39 years old
      • 40 year vintage vehicles: 40 years and older
 
blznnp

blznnp

Well-Known Member
Location
Herriman
welcome, I would love a blazer of that year. the vintage tags do make it easy, i got them on my camaro. can't wait to see the build
 
Jay5.9L

Jay5.9L

...I just filled the cup.
Location
Riverton
Welcome to RME. There are few of us in riverton so let us know if you need a hand with your project. Good luck!
 
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