Any takers!? Haha thats a far trip for a window! Our house just sold and we will be moving to central Florida instead of south and I'm hoping to locate something up that way. I'm also going to give the mechanic a call tomorrow because if he can deliver on that price I'll let them deal with the hassle. This past weekend I did all new steering components and have shocks, ball joints, rotors and pads to do this weekend on it as well as all the leds. It's funny to finally put money into the truck now that I don't drive it everyday.

I wish I could grab the dash plastic, console armrest, defrost grill and speaker grilles off the one sent to the yard!

 

UPDATE: I found a blazer in good condition at the pick n pull by me with a good window and few other pieces I could use. I was also able to find a video on YouTube made by a grandma changing out said window.

drill out rivets from door jamb with 3/16" bit and then disconnect the lever from the truck. To put it in you will need to get a rivet tool (harbor freight 10$) and use 3/16" x 1/2" rivets. Connect the pop out lever to the truck and have someone hold window in place. Insert rivets and use tool now pat yourself on the back for getting a new window.

I will update with pictures and install how to pictures when I tackle this myself. Best way to practice is to take out your existing broken window as that is the same way to remove the good window from the donor vehicle.

 

Good info, thz.