A True One Owner 1972 K5 Blazer on 2040-cars
Meadow Vista, California, United States
Here is a one owner 1972 K5 Blazer. This Blazer was purchase new in 72 by a good friend of mine and has been driven as a daily ever since. The cindition of this K5 is what I would call excellent. It has never been involved in any accidents and has had one respray since new in the factory color that you see now. The car has been very well maintained as the owner owned a automotive repair shop and never let this K5 go without. As you can see in the pictures the engine has been updated with a newer style vortech long block that has very low miles. There is nothing this car needs its a solid driver and will take you where ever you want to go dependably and averages close to 18 miles per gallon.
I would encourage any of you that are interested in buying a early K5 Blazer to come see this one in person and meet the owner that bought it new and knows its complete history or give us a call at 530 878 1057 and we can go over any questions you have. |
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