1981 Chevrolet K5 Blazer Silverado Sport Utility 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Riva, Maryland, United States
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This is the cleanest 1981 K5 you are ever going to find. The body is strait as an arrow, The frame is rock solid and body mounts are solid and clean, there is NO body rust, the floor pans are nearly perfect with only 1 spot on the drivers side where the floor pan rolls up, a 3"x2" spot. It has a 305v8 with recent stock exhaust with a new catalytic converter and flowmaster muffler. The tires are brand new 32x10.5x15 BFG All Terrains on MT bead locks. The trans is a turbo 350-c <lockup> and shifts perfect. The WARN hubs are fresh and the 4WD works flawlessly. It has power steering, power windows, power locks, cruise control, intermittent wipers,and a power rear window. All I can say is that this truck is the cleanest I have ever seen. Things that could use a freshen up - driver and passenger door pins, drivers side seat cover replacement, a dash pad, power steering line < has slight leak>, head liner, and a A/C charge. The rear power window works by the dash switch but not with the rear key. That's it!
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