1995 Chevrolet Blazer Lt Sport Utility 4-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Auburn, Georgia, United States
This blazer is a 2 WD LT model. It has had a very extensive list of things taken care of and it is in top running shape. It has a newly remanufactured transmission installed, new air conditioning compressor, major tune-up, new fuel pump and a very thorough 4 wheel brake job. It is very reliable and I have been driving it 50 miles daily to work and home. The tires have about 10000 miles on them.
It averages about 20 miles to the gallon. The interior and exterior are both in good shape for the year model. I have too many cars for the number of drivers so something has to go. This car will be an excellent daily driver or first car for a teenager. Please feel free to ask any questions or stop by for a test drive.
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