1980 Gmc K5 Blazer 4x4 Sirra Classic on 2040-cars
Spokane, Washington, United States
HI I HAVE FOR SALE A 1980 GMC K5 BLAZER SIERRA CLASSIC 4X4 THAT IS TOTALLY ORIGINAL WHIT ABSOLUTELY NO RUST I BOUGHT THIS K5 FROM THE ORIGINAL OWNER IN TRI CITIES WA ABOUT 6 MONTHS A GO I JUST REALIZED I HAVE TOO MANY TOYS I WAS GOING TO RESTORE THIS OLD K5 BUT I JUST DON'T HAVE THE TIME THE K5 HAS ALL THE ORIGINAL INTERIOR THAT IS IN VERY NICE CONDITION AS IS THE BODY THE PAINT IS SHOWING IT'S AGE STILL LOOKS OKAY THE RUNNING GEAR IS ALL ORIGINAL TO THE K5 IT RUN'S VERY WELL BUT IT COULD USE A GOOD TUNE UP DO FROM SITTING FOR 7 YEARS THIS K5 IS ALL ORIGINAL WHIT ONLY 125"480 ACTUALLY MILEAGE THE OPTIONS ARE A/C TILT WHEEL HOUNDSTOOTH SEATS CRUISE CONTROL REMOVABLE HARDTOP AND 5.7 350 V8 NOT A 305 AND BY THE WAY I LOOK FOR A K5 BLAZER WHIT NO RUST FOR A LONG TIME THERE'S ALWAYS A K5 UP FOR SALE BUT FINDING WHIT NO RUST IS VERY HARD THIS IS AS HONEST AS THEY COME CALL ERIC FOR MORE INFO AT 509-720-0171 PLEASE DON'T EMAIL ME JUST GIVE ME CALL STANDARD AUCTION RULES APPLY A $500 DEPOSIT IS DUE WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER THE AUCTION END'S AND THE REMAINING BALANCE WITHIN 7 DAY THE VEHICLE IS BEING SOLD AS/IS NO WARRANTY BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICKUP AND SHIPPING
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