1972 Chevrolet Blazer K5, Free Shipping, Original, Solid, 70,xxx Miles, 4wd on 2040-cars
Pueblo, Colorado, United States
I'm selling my 1972 Chevy Blazer K5. It is a solid running vehicle with NO mechanical issues and it's very fun to drive. It is a 98% all original blazer with 70,xxx miles on the odometer, rebuilt original 350 motor with smog equip still intact, rebuilt 350 turbo automatic transmission runs like a top. It has new tires, rebuilt brake booster, gas tank, sending unit, brakes, exhaust, plugs, wires, points, cap, rotor. I have all receipts and documented miles of all repairs made. It's very quiet with no mechanical or steering issues, it does have some blemishes on its original 42 year old Ochre paint. The passenger door has paint peel, it has a dent on the rear tail gate and small dent on rear quarter panel but all very solid straight frame and body. The very little rust it had was replaced (professionally done) with new metal along with new Rockers. This blazer came with some unique options for 1972, please see option sticker picture provided in my pictures. I'm tied between keeping her or selling but I have made prior arrangements on another vehicle so it must go. These blazers are very hard to find this original non hacked up or lifted etc. Please feel free to ask for more pictures or any questions you might have! 719-240-1558 I reserve the right to remove my add off eBay if my vehicle listed sells locally! I do not accept full payment through PayPal but will accept a $500 reserve payment through paypal. As soon as all money's clear I will send title certified to new owner. I can ship for free up to 1,200 miles from my address but anything over that will be negotiated! I take my positive feedback very seriously so I hope you do as well!! Thanks |
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