1975 Chevrolet Blazer Safari Edition on 2040-cars
Elliott, Iowa, United States
Feel free to ask me any questions about the car : vernellvssowders@ukhealing.com .
This is the crème-de-le crème of Chevy Blazers. It is the most rare, full-convertible (1970-1975) Chevy Blazer
on the market. It is a true, unmolested survivor with all original parts (besides spark plugs, battery, wheels:
basically the common sense items). The Safari Edition Blazer edition was a small niche market that was targeted
for the surfer demographic and only produced in 1975, which was also the final year of the full convertible Blazer.
I will include the brochure that came with the Safari Blazer (which also verifies this isn’t some made up scam).
I bought this Blazer in California over 7 years ago. I overspent my budget that year because I had never seen a
75’ Blazer this nice. Over the last ten years I have researched very ultra-rare vehicles (I am not a dealer, it
is just my beloved hobby). In the last seven, I have found few 73-75 Blazers (I attribute it to the bad metal in
those years) and NO other Safari Editions.
This Blazer is rust free (never had any rust or body work), the engine fires up on the first turn, no blue smoke,
drives straight (no pull), all the gauges work, no electrical issues, all lights work, windshield wipers work, all
windows roll up and down smooth, the fiberglass top is in immaculate condition, all of the interior is in amazing
condition. The paint is ORIGINAL (I was told that the very bottom panels may have been repainted, but you can’t
tell…full disclosure) and is a 9 out of 10, it has the original running panels (rare), working A-track
player/AM/FM radio, CB radio, no cracks in the dash, no cracks in the windshield, AC blows cold, 4X4 engages, all
the factory lines/chrome are straight, the doors hang correctly, it shifts seamlessly, has a clean/clear title in
my name and needs absolutely no updates.
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