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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / October 2006Chevy Full Size Blazer Question
I am working on rebuilding a 1989 Full size Chevy Blazer and I need to find some suppliers in Canada for body parts and panels. The body of my truck is really rough and really even like to find somewhere to get a better body frame work to start from. Any help would be great. Also I am located in Nova Scotia. Pete >I am working on rebuilding a 1989 Full size Chevy Blazer and I need to find some suppliers in Canada for body parts and panels. The body of my truck is really rough and really even like to find somewhere to get a better body frame work to start from. > >Any help would be great. Also I am located in Nova Scotia. > >Pete I do not have a source handy but the good news is that they body basicaly has not changed from 73 to 91 when it was discontinued except for some trim and grill work so parts should not be too hard to find new or used. ----------------- TheSnoMan.com Go to http://lmctruck.com/ and order a catalog. They have a pretty good inventory of body parts and most everything else. You said you'd like to get "a better body frame..." So, which one? The body or the frame? I see K5 frames for sale on eBay quite a bit. A body is tougher to come by. As Snoman pointed out, there's lot of compatibility with previous years of that same truck, as well as with Suburbans and pickups. All the things like doors, hoods, and fenders will be interchangable. If the main body shell of your K5 is good, then start hitting junk yards for nicer bolt-on parts (hoods, fenders and doors). Also, fiberglass body parts can be found at http://usbody.com/ ~jp > I am working on rebuilding a 1989 Full size Chevy Blazer and I need to find some suppliers in Canada for body parts and panels. The body of my truck is really rough and really even like to find somewhere to get a better body frame work to start from. > > Any help would be great. Also I am located in Nova Scotia. > > Pete Thanks Jon, I have already tried LMC and their shipping charges to Canada are crazy. It is the body shell that I would like to find a new one of but I will keep looking. Thanks for the help. Pete > Go to http://lmctruck.com/ and order a catalog. They have a pretty > good inventory of body parts and most everything else. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >> >> Pete As an alternative solution, 89-90 K5's can be found easily here in N.C. for $4-5k in good shape. If you have a good donor truck for driveline, you'll be in good shape for future needs. Gas prices have caused a large turnover.... Having a good driver has allowed me to rebuild items as money allows. My 89 silverado k5 is one tough truck ! Good Luck ! I am working on rebuilding a 1989 Full size Chevy Blazer and I need to find some suppliers in Canada for body parts and panels. The body of my truck is really rough and really even like to find somewhere to get a better body frame work to start from. Any help would be great. Also I am located in Nova Scotia. Pete http://www.crosscanadaparts.com/cgi-bin/crosscanada/index.html try there ive yet to order anything but pricing not too bad I am working on rebuilding a 1989 Full size Chevy Blazer and I need to find some suppliers in Canada for body parts and panels. The body of my truck is really rough and really even like to find somewhere to get a better body frame work to start from. Any help would be great. Also I am located in Nova Scotia. Pete cross canada has tons of parts. http://www.crosscanadaparts.com/cgi-bin/crosscanada/index.htm http://www.crosscanadaparts.com/cgi-bin/crosscanada/index.html try there ive yet to order anything but pricing not too bad "Pete" <peterose5@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:a5r%g.9735$cz.151618@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca... I am working on rebuilding a 1989 Full size Chevy Blazer and I need to find some suppliers in Canada for body parts and panels. The body of my truck is really rough and really even like to find somewhere to get a better body frame work to start from. Any help would be great. Also I am located in Nova Scotia. Pete |
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