Chevrolet Blazer 56624 Miles on 2040-cars
Villa Ridge, Missouri, United States
EMAIL : berthelotarlandlqs@groupmail.com
1985 M1009 CUCV k-10 Military Blazer includes M105A2 1 1/2 ton trailer mfg. 1968. Combination pintle/ball hitch. Very original, purchase from depot near Harrisburg, one of three. Took the best parts off of all three. 3 minor rust spots, cleaned and undercoated. all original military. Original rims with Rock tires 50%. New Eagle spare tire. All new filters, oil changed annually, good to VG original military collector condition. Rebuilt injectors,runs well. Non-smoker, Well maintained. Good hunting truck, that is mainly what I use it for and local trips to the grocery store. The trailer can hold a lot of stuff over any terrain. This is an ideal "Bug out" vehicle. Passenger door has depression that can be popped. Small parking dings on driver side. Low price reflects adjustments for the body work.
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