1993 Chevrolet S 10 Blazer 4x4, 4.3l 46, Auto Trans. on 2040-cars
Camp Pendleton, California, United States
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Beautiful 1993 S 10 Blazer 4x4 with 4.3L V6, Automatic
Transmission and 141K miles. I have only
owned it a few months and have to sell it since this is my second vehicle and I
just won’t have space for it once I separate from the service. I have put new premium spark plugs, bosch
wires and a K&N lifetime air filter in it since I bought it. It have almost
brand new Michelin Light Truck tires with maybe 1k miles on them and a full
size spare that is great shape. The stereo is an aftermarket Sony AM/FM tuner
with single CD player, the rest of the audio system in the car is stock. Features 4.3L V6 Engine Automatic Transmission 4 Wheel Drive (2 High, 4 High, Neutral, and 4 Low) auto locking hubs Power Windows and Locks (No keyless Entry) Tilt Steering Air Conditioning (still blows ice cold) Seat belts for 5 Rear Windshield Wiper and defroster Cruise Control There are 2 dents in the truck, one in the driver door and
one on the back gate where the spare tire latches. They are noticeable but
neither of them are severe or impede the function/seal of the door etc. There are 2 recent small stars in the
windshield approximately pea sized. There is a small tear in one seam on the
driver seat. I recently repaired the
headliner myself but it sags slightly (approx. 1/2 inch) between the front seats
and the windshield, and the hinge for the center console is busted. I
researched that hinge and there is an aftermarket one that is better designed
that you can order for around $40 I live on aboard Camp Pendleton so if you do not have access
to base I can easily meet you out in town.
This truck is in amazing shape for its age and you won’t find a better
deal on a 4 wheel drive truck anywhere in California. I understand that i am a new Ebay user without much feedback so if there are any questions or concerns please contact me and I will do everything i can to ensure you feel comfortable with buying my truck. |
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