Rare 1972 Blazer Factory Correct Orig Color Disk, Steering 4 X 4 Hugger Orange on 2040-cars

US $39,995.00

Year:1972 Mileage:31000 Color: hugger orange /
Black

Location:

Bensalem, Pennsylvania, United States

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Engine:V8
Vehicle Title:Clear

VIN: kE182F119270 Year: 1972
Mileage: 31,000
Make: Chevrolet
Exterior Color: hugger orange
Model: Blazer
Interior Color: Black
Trim: Value
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: automatic

Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"A/C needs replacement hose"

Hi Everyone,

This is my near museum quality nut and bolt 1972 4 X 4 Blazer restoration. I purchased it in original condition from the 1st owner (who is now 85) who purchased it new when he ran a Chevrolet dealership and ordered it new. He is about 84 years old and only wanted to sell it to someone that would put it back to new condition- well i did that and then some. It had 31,000 original miles and most of them were put on from the gentlemen doing trips to Maine or out west and this blazer spent most of its 40 years indoor in this gentlemen's garage. In PA they automatically put mileage exempt but i still have the original dash to prove it. I only changed it because i wanted it to look brand new, and i wanted the TACH DASH. i need you to know that whatever you are looking at on Ebay or elsewhere now, probably won't hold a candle to this truck....the pics do not do it justice!

So...for the 3 year restoration: I took this vehicle down to the frame and restored it like none i have ever seen. Nearly every piece of the truck was restored or replaced. Fast and Loud doesn't have anything on this vehicle. I replaced the fenders, wood wheel, complete doors (inside and out including glass, chrome, tracks etc) hood, floor bed skin, wheel wells all glass,chrome, bumpers grill exhaust, brakes, tires, rims, etc. Basically it is new. It was refinished with only the best PPG Base coat clear coat finish, color sanded and rubbed out to a glass finish. I have owned many cars and can tell you that I have never seen a paint job nicer. The paint, panel and restoration cost over 20k with all labor, panels and paint BUT looks like a million. The crazy thing is, the interior seat covers and rear door panels are original and in near mint condition. i will let pics do the rest of the talking. It could use the a/c hose replace, but being a convertible, who cares right? I might still have the top as it was stored at the body shop out in the back but needed restoration and since i would never even think to take it out of my garage if their was a chance of rain didn't care. You can purchase a rag top for about 1300 dollars.

I can tell you that it rides and drives as nice as my 2011 Avalanche...for real. Also it starts instantly, runs strong and stops nice with disk brakes. Basically, i replaced nearly every nut and bolt. As a note; I have sold over 100 vehicles on Ebay as a broker for people and dealers in my old life, but am not a dealer. I actually am the CEO of a surgical group, please ck at www dot paoms dot com and my name is Sean Wild. Also, please feel free to call me at 267-767-4780 to answer any questions that will help you bid with confidence as you will be hard pressed to find another Blazer on the plant as nice as the CRUSH!!!

For the housekeeping issues; The truck is being offered locally and i reserve the right the end the sale at any time. Also, 90 percent of my sales end early buy the buy it now button...so if you like it don't loose it.

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