I was just going through some old things and found a pair of Blazer owners manuals. My plan is to put them on craigslist and try to sell them local for cash. Whats a reasonable price for something like this?

I have two, a 2000 and a 2001. Both for Blazer. Both in their little leather case, and both in great, near perfect condition. The 2001 has the little smaller supplemental book with it, the 2000 does not.


Also, when I was 20 years old, my brand new 2000 blazer slid down a snow covered hill and smashed into some trees. Which is how I had a 2000 and 2001 brand new chevy blazer ZR2 in black. Sadly, the second one was a dud and suffered from never ending water leaks that made it always smell like mold. But I got rid of it 22 years ago, man time flies. Oh and the ZR2 in my avatar is a 1998 I bought back in 2012 to pull my small boat with. Man would I love it if chevy still made a small or mid-sized truck based SUV, but thats another topic entirely.

 

Try asking $10 and maybe someone will offer $5? Some people will want one while others figure they have gone without for years so why bother.

 

Yikes thats pretty low. I aimed high and posted them at $40 each lol. We'll see if i get ANY kind of interest whatsoever. I very rarely see old school blazers on the roads these days. I may have held on to these guys for a bit too long.

 

This is funny. Looking on ebay. Apparently the CASE/book for the owners manual goes for $40. But an owners manual IN a case goes for about $10. Figures.

 

I paid $35 CDN ($25 USD) shipping included on eBay in 2022.

The manual is like new in it's case. It has some kind of supplement book or card included. Personally, I don't care about the supplement, just the manual.

 

Well hopefully someone local find my posts, wants them, and makes an offer. And hopefully its not the guy that tried to scam me by buying the blazer instrument cluster than returning his old broke one lol.