1999 Chevrolet Blazer Ls Sport Utility 2-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Crystal Lake, Illinois, United States
This is what happens when Engineers and Pilots own a vehicle. It is maintained to a higher standard. The carpets are near perfect. The Upholstery near perfect without rip or tear. The exterior has only a few blemishes in all this time caused by the miscreants that never learned to park! This has always had a synthetic oil. Either Castrol or Mobil 1. It has been Mobile 1 consistently for the last 2 years. Upon oil change, the oil filter is always primed, never installed dry.
I bought it used from friends a couple of years ago as I knew it's history, to do scouting stuff with my son and to pull our jet ski. It has the GM camping package. My daughter just got her license and she doesn't wish to drive our Blazer to school. So this sale will fund the purchase of something she likes. Beyond that, my son is 6'-6" and is getting too tall to climb in the back seat these days. Although he has more leg room in this vehicle then most. If only I could find a four door this nice, we would keep it! This car has been more reliable than any foreign car we have owned. Plus, if one does break down with this in a no name throwback town, likely the part is in stock. Try that with a 5 series..I have, and will never buy a BMW again. The 4 wheel drive works as it should, everything does for that matter. It is doubtful there is a cleaner S-10 Blazer in the Midwest, it presents as a 2005 or newer. More pictures to follow, Ran out of daylight.
Serious enough to call for more info? Make an offer? 847-340-3308 8AM- 10PM Central, 6AM-8PM Pacific, 9AM-11PM Eastern Listed in local paper and Craigslist. Priced at the high end of the range, It is simply that clean. Reliable as a hammer. I've been looking for a 4 door to replace it. Spent countless hours trying to find one at dealers or private parties with no luck. After my experience with this truck, 4 runners and Honda Pilot's are just not as sound mechanically, or as cheap to own. |
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