1972 Chevy K5 Blazer, Olive Green Exterior, Gray Cloth Interior on 2040-cars
Hansen, Idaho, United States
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This blazer is in great condition. I have personally owned it for nearly 15 years and have upgraded and added lots to this vehicle along the way. Paint is in great condition. Interior cloth also in great condition. Dashboard is the original paint and in good shape. Engine block is original but was rebuilt with a bigger crank shaft to make it into a 383 hp motor. Headers and 2 inch dual exhaust increase the horsepower even more from 383 hp. BF Goodrich all-terrrain tires. Removable white hard top "that's when it's an absolute blast to drive". Great power and always been very reliable for me. Runs and drives great. Original steering wheel and original ram-horn exhaust included. Odometer reads "14,160 miles" but is really "114,160 miles" due to not being able to show over 100,000 miles. The back seat is easily removed for more space due to the 2 custom made metal stirrups that the seat slides under as seen in the pictures. The back seat is removed within a minute with only 2 bolts having to be removed. I had this blazer set up for a sound system and subs in the rear end so all of the wiring is still present with an external power switch under the dash to control power to the subs. I could remove this very easily if you didn't want it there or I will leave it if you want it to remain installed. Pioneer CD player and side speakers. Power steering. Has AC capability but I have never had the belt hooked up to the AC unit under the hood, all it would take is to reapply a belt "not included". Custom center console is not included with the purchase. Email with any questions. Thanks
Greg |
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