Chevrolet Blazer and Jimmy, 1969-82


Book Description

Covers all models of Chevrolet Blazer and GMC Jimmy; 2 and 4 wheel drive, gasoline and diesel engines.




Chevy Blazer & Jimmy Limited Edition Extra 1969-1982


Book Description

Most SUVs were based on existing truck chassis with the result that early examples were pretty basic but were strong and powerful and soon became symbols of a new lifestyle. One of the first in the market was the Blazer which quickly established itself as one of the biggest selling vehicles in North America because of its go-anywhere capabilities and roominess. The other plus was a range of accessories such as airconditioning, automatic transmission , carpets, etc. The Blazer soon became a symbol of a new breed of buyer in North America as it was a big seller for GM and generated huge profit per unit. Large interest clubs have been formed by people who enjoy getting away and out into remote areas of the country where they can exploit the off-road capabilities of the Blazer to the fullest extent.










National Union Catalog


Book Description

Includes entries for maps and atlases.




Subject Catalog


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Chilton's Repair & Tune-up Guide--Fiat, 1969 to 1981


Book Description

Chilton's original line of model-specific information covers older vehicles. Each manual offers repair and tune-up guidance designed for the weekend for the weekend mechanic, covering basic maintenance and troubleshooting. For the hobbyist or used car owner, this information is essential and unavailable elsewhere. All books are paperback.







Chilton's Repair & Tune-up Guide, Blazer Jimmy, 1969-82


Book Description

A useful reference for correcting malfunctions in models of these light utility vehicles and improving full economy




Chevy Blazer, 1969-81


Book Description

The Blazer had several advantages over its competitors. It was not so short, it retained the full width of the truck it was based on giving room for four passengers and their luggage, and not least of all it was a Chevrolet with the time-tested small-block V8 engine. It outsold all of its immediate competitors. In 1973 it was restyled and featured the most significant innovation for more than 30 years, full-time 4-wheel drive. A padded roll bar was introduced in 1974. About 83% of vehicles were built with automatic gearboxes. In 1979 it acquired a catalytic converter and a single exhaust pipe. This is a compilation of road and comparison tests, technical and specification data, owners' survey, and suspension modifications. Models include: - 350, 307, Safari, 400, Chalet, soft-top, Jimmys, 383, 400, Cheyenne.