Extremely Clean Supercharged 1970 K5 Blazer Cst Video... No Resereve on 2040-cars
Clovis, California, United States
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This 1970 Chevy blazer is essentially immaculate. Over $50,000 invested in a full frame off restoration! This is a gorgeous truck, I just purchased it recently from the original builder but I am building a custom and this Blazer is way too clean to start cutting away at. This Auction will have NO RESERVE BODYWORK: the frame off bodywork was completed less than one year ago. There is absolutely no rust on this vehicle whatsoever. Entire body and frame has been rhino lined. There are a couple of very small, less than 1 cm chips near where the side mirrors are mounted, no metal is showing. Pictures can be sent upon request. There is a small crack in the fiberglass on the inside of the rear hatch window. Again the picture can be sent upon request. INTERIOR: carpet and headliner are brand-new, no flaws. Seats are original, but no flaws no cuts no stains, no damage. Digital heating and air condition system is new and functioning properly. All electronics including interior and exterior lighting work properly no damage no problems recently restored, LED lighting in and out except on Gauges. Leather rear panels are new without damage. The entire top of the vehicle is removable if you want to drive without the top on, or there is a ragtop sunroof that can be pulled back. Sunroof is excellent and enjoyable but occasionally leaks if there's a heavy rain. A full custom rollbar has been installed and welded to the frame with Padding, this was done during the frame off rest. windows are manual and work like new SOUND SYSTEM: the sound system is insane, including two 12s in the back with Kenwood amps and custom box, see pictures, Sony deck including full Bluetooth capability and USB conductivity. A total of 10 speakers, 1000 W, remote control, and DVD screen for the second seat but not connected. Also included is power door locks and an alarm with key fob control. DRIVETRAIN/BREAKS/SUSPENSION : the drivetrain has about 5000 miles on it. It is a Chevy small block V8 350 with a vortex supercharger. Transmission and gears recently rebuilt. truck starts first time on a cold morning, and Cruises comfortably at 80 mph on the freeway. I drive to work everyday:) power steering functioning properly no problems, front disc brakes and rear drum brakes about 80% new. Chrome Rancho shocks are about four or five years old but have limited miles on them. Truck has an 8 inch skyjacker smooth ride lift. It does not ride tight or bouncy all it's actually very smooth and soft ride. Tires are 37.5 inch Toyo off-road tires with about 25 to 30% used, 70% left. New power master cylinder with all new stainless steel lines. Feel free to contact me with any other questions or request for additional photos. 559-940-1189 |
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