Full Size Blazer, Parts Truck, Project Truck, 4x4, Removable Top, 350 Not 305 on 2040-cars
Union, Maine, United States
Hello to all ebayers, PLEASE READ.....
.....up for your consideration and/or bid is my other 1984
Chevrolet Blazer. This is the next to the last generation of the FULL
SIZE Blazer that only came in 2 doors long before the term SUV was
common place. The motor is a 1973 Chevrolet 350 Monte Carlo engine that runs good, low mileage of approximately 15,000 miles on rebuilt motor in (1995) and of course burns no oil. Could probably use a tune up from sitting in storage and being started/ used little over the years. The transmission and rear-end (differential) are all original and have never been rebuilt or out of the Blazer. I've
owned the Blazer
since 1998 and purchased it for a daily driver for the winter months here in Maine. In 2003 I purchased a new Edellebrock carburetor, also new then,...a water pump, fuel pump, alternator, inner-liners, front fenders, doors, tail gate, dual exhaust, dual front shocks,(rare) replaced rubber cab mounts along with the bolts and washers, inner and outer rockers. The Blazer would make a great "fixer-upper", restoration project or an
excellent parts Blazer, should you need Blazer parts or a woods "buggie". The frame is very solid and in excellent condition with just surface rust, no bad spots or structural issues of any kind. The
last time I started the Blazer
was early July of this year,...2014. The motor oil and
antifreeze are clean and at the full level with no leaks. The running gear all works fine when parked, and the
Blazer currently moves around with ease on a fully
free-rolling chassis. All the tires are 31" X 10.5" X 15,...hold air and stay up with no
problem. The exterior sheet metal all around is pretty decent,
there are some small areas of surface rust "here and there",...the worst sheet
metal rust is the floor braces (see pictures) along with some rust threw of the rear cargo floor area, which is very
much typical of all full size Blazers used in winter-salt/
calcium-chloride regions of the country. The body mount braces up front are in bad condition and allowed the body to start dropping. The Blazer has the complete set
of original rally rims, trim rings and center caps (less one center cap missing on drivers side front)
which are increasingly hard to come by as of late
years. I've stated all that I know about this Blazer as factual as possible. Due to the age
and amount of sitting for years, this Blazer does not come with any guarantees
or warranties expressed or implied and is sold as is where is. For
the winning bidder I offer FREE delivery
BUT only if you are local and/ or up to only 20 miles away. If you are
21-100
miles from the Blazer I offer delivery for a fee of $1.00 per mile. I do
not
offer any delivery options over 100 miles and I certainly do not offer
any long
haul options from state to state either. Any winning bidder that is in
the
"over 100 mile category" it is up to you to make shipping
arrangements and of course all transportation and shipping costs are the
expense of you...(the winning high bidder). At my discretion, I may
extend the
free delivery from 21-100 miles if the Blazer reaches a dollar amount I
deem
acceptable. Should you use your own trailer/equipment to pickup the Blazer,...I offer FREE loading assistance to you with my Rollback and
equipment,...or I'll assist the
carrier of your choice (should you hire one),...also FREE of charge. PLEASE NOTE;...the state of Maine
does not/will not issue a title for ANY automobile/vehicle of 1995 and prior. I
do not have a title and the Blazer comes with a bill-of-sale as ownership.
ADDITIONAL NOTE;...some states will not accept a bill-of-sale as ownership of a
vehicle,...please check with your individual state. FOR THOSE PERSPECTIVE
BIDDERS THAT FIT INTO THIS LAST CATEGORY,...please let me know and I can
contact the state of Maine and they will issue a legal document so that you can
take this paperwork to YOUR state DMV you reside in and YOUR STATE will issue
you a new title in your state. I've done
this may of times before and to my knowledge this is the only perfectly legal
way for bidders from title-demanding states to get a title for a vehicle from a
non-title issuing state. As always,...UNDERCARRIAGE PICTURES are always posted for perspective bidders/ buyers!!! I believe the pictures speak for them self, and what
doesn't I've included in the description,........if you feel I have missed
anything or you have any questions what so ever, please feel free to send me an
email and I'll answer the question(s) asap. Upon the completion of the auction
I ask that the winning bidder to commit to the transaction with payment in the
form of a $200.00 deposit within 48 hours. I also ask that the high bidder
follow-up with full payment in 7 days,
or contact me for additional time if needed. If you have no intent of following threw with
the complete payment of the auction item, please just don't bid and waste
everyone's time playing games,...any non paying bidders will be reported to
both ebay and all 3 major credit reporting agency's. ********KEEP WATCH,...a lot of interesting older ANTIQUE/CLASSIC AUTOS (1949-1985) better shape than this coming in the next several weeks/months,...ALL of which will start with a modest starting price w/NO RESERVE!!!******** .....thanks for looking, Bob. |
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