1974 Chevrolet Blazer Cheyenne on 2040-cars
Floodwood, Minnesota, United States
Up For Bid Is A 1974 Chevy K5 Blazer. This Truck Was Born And Raised In ArizonaUntil 4 Years Ago. Truck Is Located In Minnesota And Has Never Seen A Winter.Stored Indoors At All Time. Sporting About 90% Of Original Paint And Not HidingAnything. Freshly Rebuilt 350 Engine (original Engine) Numbers Matching Truck.Has A Brand New Soft Top And Original Top As Well. Original Hard Top Has Cracks.Seats Redone 7 Years Ago And Do Show Wear But No Rips Or Tears. Carpet May NeedTo Be Replaced. Has Old School 4 Inch Lift Kit And 33 Inch Tires Sporting About50% Tread Left. 373 Gears Non Posi. Has All Ac Components But Currently Is NotWorking And Needs To Be Converted. All Receipts For Rebuilt Motor And NumerousOther Receipts For Work Done.
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