Been looking to find a 70s Chevy squarebody or Blazer as my first truck. Now I know where to try & look

I have a ( 1990 chevy pick up ) and I plan on keeping it 😊😊😊😊😊😊

Its a cool place

and the thing is, they were built MUCH better back then…

I live in the south now ( I was in my early 20’s when the mills closed). Texas in early 80’s now west of Atlanta . I have enjoyed a 59 n 68 elcamino n Texas and n Atlanta 70 Monte Carlo and a 69 impala SS 427 ( wrecked front end - replaced it 2 ce finding better parts) .. Now have a low mile 03 silverado reg cab shorty v8 as my ‘gray’ man retirement vehicle.. All that to say : it is nice working under one of these and not having rust dust falling into my eyes! But on another note.. When I lived up there in the rusty belt I use to think that the majority of the southern cars were mint AND cheap! LOL … well first off you have to make sure a ‘southern ‘ car in the south was not exposed to the salt …( it could always been titled BUT,,, may have been used regular in rust belt. Another thing is that clean low mile garaged examples ( the sun n heat can kill plastic- wiring and ….) My MO has always been to pay up for one owner garaged , not be in a hurry … . For a 10 k vehicle ,,, finding one that’s been babied to me , it’s well worth an extra 1 or two k. I guess it’s all how you rationalize stuff..

my looking for a 4;4 truck stepside

How can I find your phone and inventory on line

Wat you pay for a good old school mechanic.... good one

Upwards of 80K, try a minimum of 80K...

It is sad, that with our tech moving forward faster than our mechanic do, You buy a old truck, yes its old, its maybe 10 MPG, but it do not brake so much, and if it do, its easy to fix, and the old and good its way more reliable, sound like I do know something about man....Young man , full of jug sperm but they are not reliable like old good man, same as the trucks, I guess. TH