1972 Chevy Blazer Cst 2nd Owner on 2040-cars
Bakersfield, California, United States
Hello Bidders:
What we here is truly a heart breaking situation, where i can either sell my truck and buy a house or keep my baby and continue to pay rent! and with that been said here we are. I have a 1972 Chevy K/5 Blazer CST, with the small block Chevy 350 engine, 4, bolt main, 4X4. with the automatic transmission, Posi rear end and everything works. oh yeah did i mention the factory A.C yeah its got it. now these are old photos from when i first bought it, I've sense had 75-80% of the body work done, and if it wasn't for the hole in the muffler you could hardly hear it running. I put a lot of work into it and its going to need more.i'll be adding more recent photos of the body, engine and underneath the chassy within the next day or so, any questions please contact David at (661) 369-9975 thanks. P.S Seller reserve the right to end auction and sell locally!! LOW RESERVE |
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