1976 2wd K5 Blazer *static Drop* on 2040-cars
Paducah, Kentucky, United States
Hey Guys, Up for sale or Would consider trade offers is My super Rare 1976 K5 That is factory 2WD! This truck is loaded for a 1976
Has A/C & Cruise Options
The truck has 34k Miles, and is super clean for its age, its not a show truck but its definatley clean! I drive it daily and ive been on numerous road trips with it some being up to 6 hours long!
Truck is static dropped with a c notch in rear and leaf springs, and spindles and springs in front! Also has a front Sway Bar added!
Truck has absolutely ZERO rust... and has never had any patch panels or anything put in, floor pans are solid as well
Has factory 12 bolt rear
TRUCK DOES NEED VERY FEW MINOR THINGS LISTED BELOW
* REAR OF TRUCK LINED, OR CARPETED
*FRONT SEATS RE COVERED
*A/C EVAPORATOR JUST STARTED LEAKING
*WOULD RUN A LITTLE STIFFER SPRING UP FRONT, DOES RUB OCCASIONALLY
SORRY MY LISTING IS SHORT AND TO THE POINT, BUT IF YOU HAVE ANY MORE QUESTIONS, OR WOULD LIKE ANY MORE PICS AT ALL FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME BY TEXT OR CALL AT 270-331-2357
THANKS
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