1999 Chevrolet Blazer Lt Sport Utility 4-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Dry Ridge, Kentucky, United States
This Blazer is super clean and fully loaded. Push button 4x4, power everything.. windows, doors, mirrors, seats, moon roof, digital mpg display, digital compass and outside temp display, etc. Leather interior has some normal wear but no major damage. No rust at all, no major scratches or dents, paint is near perfect. I am the second owner and everything has always been replaced according to the owners manual. In last 2 years, shocks, struts, front axles, wheel hubs, wheel bearings, transmission and fuel pump have all been replaced. In the last 6 months, brake pads, rotors, and calipers have been replaced. This has been my daily driver for years and is a great running vehicle. The only things wrong are the rear windshield wiper has never worked for me. The wiper motor moves, you can hear it, I honestly just think the bolt needs tightened I have just never messed with it. Also the tires only have about 25% tread remaining. Other than that it is ready for you to come pick it up and drive it home. The title is clean, not a rebuild, salvage, or insurance title. Kelly blue book listing is $3,900 Please don't hesitate to email me with any questions you have about the vehicle. Thanks, happy bidding. |
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