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1976 Chevorlet Blazer K5 Cheyenne, Blue & White, Very Nice on 2040-cars
Year:1976
Mileage:18000
Location:
Cottage Grove, Minnesota, United States
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The Blazer was my Dads which I have inherited not long ago and have no interest in unfortunately. He bought it from the original owners I believe out of Wyoming. It shows 18,xxx miles which is believed to be actual but I can not guarantee it. My dad always said it was actual that's the best I got. But I would believe there was 18,000 on it before I'd believe it had 118,000 by the way the blazer shows...?? My dad had some body work done to it a while ago (8years) which I believe was minor and think it was just around the rear wheel wells, and repainted the bottom blue of the blazer everything else I think is original paint? There is no serious or semi serious rust only a some minor surface rust spots around the inner fenders. The interior is in very good shape and really does not show much where that I can see at all. There is some cracking of the seat material which I believe comes from being 40 years old... The 4x4 works good and the truck starts and runs and idles very nicely. Not really cold blooded either... The sunroof I believe is original and it is fitted with sheet metal and the glass is not in it. It was cracked I remember and for whatever reason my dad had the body guy fit it with a piece of sheet metal. It does not leak and never has leaked. It looks like someone could put glass back in it with out any problem. The blazer has a roof rack and the back fin I guess I would call it. THe back window cranks down by hand and works good. The blazer has A/C but there is no belt on it and I am unsure if it works?.. The blazer has cruise control but I don't think it is working either.. Otherwise I believe everything works good. All the lights and dash lights all seem to work. THe engine compartment looks very clean. I think I have covered everything the best I can. I chose to put it on auction like this because it seems unique and I am selling as is. Also the tires seem to all be in excellent shape with a lot of tread. Also brakes all work good. Really the only reason this is being sold is I just don't have any place to store it, which is why there is snow on it. I live in MN and I live in town and I can't leave it on my driveway.. |
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