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Hank, who I’m pretty sure won a previous CC Clue, had some doubts about which year Olds we had on tap. His first guess was a ’51, and even though he changed his mind, we’ll honor his first shot at it. A lot of you also though it was a ’52; I started to have doubts and had to consult Google to make sure I wasn’t off base. Well, we won’t have that as an issue today, because our mystery vehicle was built for at least two or more years, so an ID without a specific date is going to fly. Happy fuel filler door memories!
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Early/Mid ’90 S-10/Blazer/GMC Jimmy/Olds Bravada?
85 GMC Jimmy
’83-’94 Chevy S10 Blazer or GMC S15 Jimmy (Hank beat me to it…couldn’t get the comments window to open)
early square-bodied S-10 truck/Blazer or S-15 truck/Jimmy
Absolutely the fuel door to one of the boxy S10 Blazers or Jimmy/Envoys. And I’ve had problems with the comment window too.
Yes, mark me down in the S-10 Blazer column, please (and yes, I had problems logging in, too.)
I agree on the 80s GM S10-15 family. Likely the SUV.
Has to be a Chevy S-10/GMC S-15, 1982-1993 vintage…or perhaps one of the SUV variants: Blazer/Jimmy/Olds Bravada. This one’s too easy.
I’m going to take a walk on the wild side and say Checker.
Ok, ok, so I’m not original. Sure looks like an S-10.
How about plymouth horizon?
Hank is getting too good, as I agree.
As for the Oldsmobile, we had a ’51 one I was very young; the easiest way to tell it apart from a ’52 is the rear window. The ’51 has a three-piece glass and the ’52 has a single piece.
That is my first car- a Chevy S-10. Mine had the iron duke. While body integrity was terrible, all the mechanical parts were as reliable as could be until I sold it at 100k miles.
Who here had water leaks in their S-10?