1991 Chevy K5 Blazer Lifted 6 Inch Parts Truck Scrap 350 Tbi 700r4 73-87 on 2040-cars
Meriden, Connecticut, United States
this is my 1991 k5 blazer being sold as 6 inch lift was installed a couple years ago with the extended brake lines in ft and sway bar drop brackets truck has a 350 tbi with new starter a 700r4 that shifts fine 4wd works has stock axles with new brakes in the rear fuel pump has been replaced that's the good part the bad truck is heavily rotted behind the front seats and rocker panels the floor in the back is in great shape no rot seats are gone except drivers side dash trim is gone doors are taken off because they were repainted and were the best part of the truck(do not go with truck) do not have anymore. truck runs and drives but has just a front y pipe on it has three good 31x10.5x15 tires on it r/r keeps going flat. truck has a clear title and is being sold for parts or scrap. truck will run and drive onto a trailer. please feel free to ask any questions open to offers just looking to get rid of w/ a smooth sale no b.s on my please none on your end thanks
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