1986 Chevrolet K5 Blazer Custom Sport Utility 2-door 6.2l on 2040-cars
SELLING 1986 K5 BLAZER
The Good: Only 81,000 Miles on Reliable 6.2 Detroit Diesel New Heavy Duty Starter 2014 2 New Batteries, and Cable Sets 2014 New flywheel 2013 New alternator belt 2013 New headlights 2012 New U-Joints 2013 Block Heater 33" BFG Tires, roughly 85% tread left Fully functioning 4 Wheel Drive, with locking hubs Sony radio and Speakers Completely undercoated 99% Rust free (small patch of surface rust on tailgate) Solid (NO RUST) Body, Rockers, Doors, Fenders, Floors ALL solid. Doesn't burn oil Average 19 Highway and 16 City Oil changes every 2,500 miles Not as good: Cracked Dash Weather stripping/seal (original, will leak in heavy downpour & carwashes) Small Coolant Leak (minimal, but the radiator does drip) Windshield washer sprayers not working Rear Window crank broken Small hole, with slight rust on tailgate |
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