No Reserve!! 1984 Chevy K5 Blazer Custom Built, All New Everthing. High Bid Wins on 2040-cars
New Braunfels, Texas, United States
NO RESERVE!!!! NO
RESERVE!!! High Bidder Wins!! 1984 K5 Chevrolet Blazer Factory K10 Suspension (Heavy Duty Springs, 1/2 ton) Professional Custom Build Clean Title Less than 500 miles since complete Rebuilt 350 New Edelbrock Carburetor Fresh Rebuild Transmission (From 87 Blazer) Fresh Rebuilt Rear End New AC Compressor New High Performance Radiator with Two Fans New Battery New Windshield Wiper Motor Headers with custom exhausts routed through rear bumper Bushwacker Fender Flares (professionally installed) Limo Tint New Rubber Seals on Removable Top Removable Top has Rhino
Spray Finish New seals on Doors and Tail Gate Power Windows Power Door Locks New Upholstery (Leathered) Front and Rear Seats New Carpet CD Player All New Lift 12 inch Super Lift Custom Weld Professional Installation Fox Racing Shocks 5 New 20x12 Fuel Octane Chrome Rims 5 New 42 Inch Pitbull Rocker Tires Custom Road Armor Front Bumper with Lights and Air-Lift Jack Mount Custom Road Armor Rear Bumper with Dual Exhaust Ports Custom rear Tire Mount for Spare Winch Mounted on front Bumper (Electric) Too much to list…. I love this Blazer. No cheap stuff
here. Top of the line wheels, tires, lift,
etc. I always wanted a K5
Blazer and finally decided to have one built.
This Blazer was built by a custom car shop in New Braunfels (Xtreme Street
Kustomz) and everything was done right, everything works. I tried to list everything
I could think of but I’m sure I forgot a lot.
This project started
over 18 months ago. My plan was to have
the biggest, coolest K5 around and I was going to have it custom wrapped for my
business ( I own a local Gym) The
project took a lot longer than I expected and cost a lot more than I
expected. By the time it was ready to be
picked up I had sold my home and decided to move to another city and commute to
the gym every day. As cool as this
Blazer is, it’s not made to commute in! I never even had the
wrap put on the truck. I decided to sell
it because I have too many other obligations that I need to take care of, I
just can’t justify a toy like this right now. If you try to build a
Blazer like this you will need to be willing to spend some serious money. I know that I will lose money at this auction
but I just can’t justify keeping it so my loss is your gain. I really hope it goes to
a good home. You will have a lot of fun
driving this Blazer. This Blazer will sell to the high
bidder regardless if
that is $5,000 or $50,000 Trade ? You
are welcome to make me an offer but I’m not interested in any junk or projects. I really hope to get what this Blazer is worth but I will
trust the auction to bring whatever the market will pay. Whoever wins this bid will be very happy! I will be happy to help you arrange to get the Blazer to
your home as long as it has been paid for before it leaves my driveway. You can fly into San Antonio or Austin and
drive it home, I am only 30 minutes from the San Antonio Airport and about an
hour from Austin Airport. The winning bidder will need to pay a $500 deposit within 24
hours and the balance within 5 days. You
can leave the Blazer here as long as you wish once it is paid for. This is a true NO RESERVE! High Bidder Wins! (I had to start the auction at $500
so I could ask for a deposit.) |
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