M1009 Cucv Military Blazer on 2040-cars
Magnolia, Texas, United States
for sale is a 1984 CUCV M1009 this vehicle has had one owner since being purchased from the Government.
Engine runs strong with no leaks. Transmission shifts good but has oil seepage around the pan. The glow plug relay board went out so the truck has been coveted to a manual switch for the glow plugs and it works good. The seats are in ok shape for age the front driver and passenger have military issue seat cover (OD vinyl). comes with radio tray and antenna New Items on the truck 31 10.50 BFG All terran tires 4 new shocks 1 new steering stabilizer drivers side antenna bracket added Issue with truck Dent in passenger door Comes with spare door cancer in rear trail gate behind license plate Crack in the bottom middle of the windshield Dash as cracks from the sun and from age All in all the CUCV is mechanically sound has been driven all over Houston TX. email me for more picture |
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