1991 Chevrolet

K5 Blazer SUV

5.7L 8 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel

Automatic

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Four Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Windows

Hard to find 1991 Chevy K5 Blazer...last year of this body style. Very solid with original paint...lived most of it's life in New Mexico. Outer body has no rust through, but the clear coat has been sun baked in places on the upper sides. There were a couple surface rust spots that I applied rust converter so it would not get worse. Front bumper has a slight bend on passenger side that needs to be straightened (see pic). Runs great and does not smoke at all, even after sitting. Rear tailgate window has been rebuilt with new sash, sash seal, right side guide, outer window seal and tailgate support cables from LMC (Over $250). Options include Silverado package, A/C (needs recharge), p/windows, p/locks, full gauges, front quad shocks, tilt, cruise, ralley wheels, etc...pretty much everything available at the time. Has aftermarket Sony stereo with CD, with an ipod connection in glovebox. Has original front and rear GM rubber floor mats in great shape. Rear bumper panel and rear cargo floor not rotted at all..just some minor surface spots, and undercarriage only has surface rust in spots..not deeply pitted or scaley...see pics...only rust spot that needed repair was driver's side rear pasenger inner side panel, that was professionally repaired...this is a vulnerable rust area on these Blazers and is not uncommon. Both front inner wheelhouses have a small rust spot in that typical area where the one bolt bracket is located (see pic)...also very typical of these 73-91 C/K Blazers. Inner and outer rockers as well as both doors, and tailgate are solid and original. Seats are nice with no rips. Carpet is not torn or ripped, but has some stains that may clean up. Has rear seat seat shoulder seatbelts, which is much safer for rear passsengers...only available on the 90-91 K5 Blazers with this body style. Newer flowmaster exhaust and good tires all around. This would be an excellent restoration candidate, or could be driven as is as a great winter 4x4. Please e-mail with any questions you may have. Thanks for looking.