1991 Chevrolet Blazer S-10 With Meyer 4 Way Plow. A/c, Ps, Pb Blue On Blue on 2040-cars
Tolland, Connecticut, United States
Clear title. Currently used as an unregistered snow plow during the
winter and a yard truck in the summer. Was last registered in my name
in 2010 and passed emissions back then. Roof rack. Meyer 4-way plow.
Rotating amber roof light. New alternator, windshield wiper motor and battery. All tires in
good condition. Wipers and lights work fine. No back seat. Starts every time, even in sub-zero weather. Not to
be registered or used on the public highways unless the new owner
upgrades the safety features. Needs a new muffler and tail pipe, plus
replacement of the gasoline sending unit. Paint blisters here and there
and a rusted out section on the left behind the driver's door (see
photos). Bent rear bumper. Priced accordingly.
Selling because I'm buying a new car and will be using my 98 Jeep to plow the yard from now on. This Blazer will keep you out of the wind and snow in the winter as your neighbors shovel. Could make a great summer project to get ready for the winter. We welcome inspection before bidding. Please note: if you bid on the Blazer you must tender a non-refundable deposit of 100.00 within 24 hours of auction close and pay the balance with in 7 days. If no deposit is received within 24 hours, or the balance is not paid within 7 days, the deposit will be forfeited and the car will go to the next bidder or be re-listed. This car will need to be transported on a trailer as it is not currently registered. I will give the buyer 21 days of free storage to allow them to make arrangements. After 21 days, a storage fee must be collected at the rate of $10.00 per day. Questions? Please call me at (860) 578-6687. Call any time. I'm friendly! |
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