1980 Chevrolet Blazer

SUV

350

Automatic

CCG18AF156887

Clear

Gasoline

1980 K5 BLAZER SILVERADO 350 AUTOMATIC 2WD I purchased this truck from the 2nd owner who stated he bought it around 1982 and garaged it the entire time he owned it. I've had it about three years now and it appears like it really may have been garaged it's whole life. The body, chassis, floor boards, rockers and quarter panels are all very solid with little, if any, rust. It was repainted about 15 years ago and it looks like they didn't need to replace any metal, as everything appears to be original to the truck. The paint still shines pretty good, but has some scratches and the bumpers are just starting to pit a little bit. It is 2 wheel drive and I think that is why it didn't rot out. The odometer shows 160K miles, but there is less than 50K miles on a GM crate motor. The tranny was also rebuilt at that time. It has headers, duel exhaust, Holley carburetor, Accel ignition and chrome dress up stuff under the hood. Everything for the factory air conditioning is there, but it's not working right now.The interior is very good with nice carpet and upholstery, and just a little bit of cracking on the dash. Power window, door locks, power steering and brakes. It originally had cruise control. I put on a Class III hitch and the tires are Bridgestone Dueler H/T 31 X 10.50R15LT on AR rims. It also has gas shocks in the rear. I have the hard top and a BestTop soft top from the early 80's that doesn't appear to have been used very much. With the soft top you can ride with the sides and back rolled up, or the whole thing down like a convertible. Right now I have the soft top on, but I'll put the hard top back on before the truck is sold. Over all it is in pretty good shape for a 33 year old truck and runs very well. The truck is located in central Suffolk Co. Long Island NY. Contact me if you would like to look at it. Thanks for lookingOn Jun-29-13 at 08:38:40 PDT, seller added the following information: I meant to say it has air shocks in the rear,(not gas shocks). If you are hauling a heavy load or towing you can pump up the shocks.