1972 Chevrolet Blazer 2-door 5.7l 350 4wd Manual Trans Convertible Soft Top on 2040-cars
Strawberry Plains, Tennessee, United States
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I am reselling a 1972 Chevrolet Blazer 2-Door 5.7L 350 4WD Manual Trans Convertible Soft Top that I recently purchased from ebay.
The previous owner did not advertise clearly or disclose some key items about this vehicle and I know I will take a loss on this. This would be a great truck for do a full restoration, but it was more than I was anticipating. I wanted something that I could functionally use more or less as-is when I got it and work on it over the next several years, and this didn't quite meet my expectations
I will not even show exactly what the previous sellers communicated as I think it is very misleading. I have included a vast list of pros/cons of this truck. I don't want anyone to not have a good idea of what they are purchasing. I do not know the history of this vehicle, and there are probably other pros/cons that I do not yet know. Feel free to ask questions, and I will do my best to answer what I can. I have a clean & clear title from state of Tennessee for this truck that will be signed over to the winning bidder.
Here are the Positives:
*Note: These were just reported by previous seller, I do not know actual condition other than what I can see
Here are the Cons (in rough order of importance):
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