1978 Chevrolet K5 Blazer (2 Wheel Drive) (350 V8) Looks And Sounds Good!!!!! on 2040-cars
Russellville, Arkansas, United States
Up for Auction is my 1978 Chevrolet K5 Blazer with all of these options: 1978 Chevrolet K5 Blazer 2 Wheel Drive Automatic Trans. 350 V8 Engine (Engine has been rebuilt about 30K ago.) New Excel Plugs New Excel Cap New Excel Rotor New Excel Wires Edlebrock High Rise Intake Edlebrock 600 Carb Headers Magna Flow Exhaust JVC AM/FM/CD Stereo New A/C System (Needs Charged) New Brake Booster New Brake Master Cyl. This Blazer could be made into something really nice. The previous owner spent a lot of money in tires, wheels, engine, trans, etc. and started to work on the outside and decided to get rid of it and get something newer. Drives and runs good. Sounds really good. If you need more info you can call or text me at 1-479-886-0644. THIS IS A NO RESERVE AUCTION AND THE HIGHEST BIDDER WILL WIN...... WE ARE 100% EBAYERS SO BID WITH CONFIDENCE!!!!!! |
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