1979 Chevrolet K5 Blazer With 16,000 Original Miles!!! on 2040-cars
Cumberland, Ontario, Canada
1979 Chevrolet K5 Blazer Custom Deluxe
This Truck is Thought to have only 16,000 Original Miles and Runs and Driver Like it Does. We have the Original Title Dated 04/10/79 and is a Life Long Georgia truck!!! It Comes Equipped with its all Original 350 V8 With Automatic transmission. The Exterior is Red with a White Top and has been re-painted one Time and the interior is All Original and Saddle in Color with Black Rubber Floor Mats. This K5 is Factory Equipped with Power Steering, Power Brakes( Front Disc), AM/FM Radio, Dual Chrome Rear View Mirrors, Chrome Door Edge Guards, Front Bumper Guards, Rear spoiler, Chrome Wheel Lip Mouldings and Brand New Dual exhaust!!!
This is a Rust Free Blazer that has had 1 re-Paint with and All Original Interior and Looks Great!!! All Reasonable Offers wil be Considered. This Truck is 100% ready to go to your Local Show or Play in the Mud!!!
You can e-mail me anytime if more pictures are needed. Because of the Vehicle's age, it is being SOLD AS-IS WHERE-IS without warranty expressed or implied. We can help arrange enclosed and insured door to door delivery. This Auction may end at Anytime. Please call Paul @ 613-229-0414 should you have any additional questions or email us anytime through ebay or directly at: info@canadianclassiccars.ca Thank You for Looking |
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