1972 Chevrolet Blazer Clk550 V8 Coupe

FEATURES INCLUDE, , 350 cu in V8 engine, , Power steering, , Power brakes, , Over 20 years in the family , , Automatic transmission , , Aux brake installed , , The Blazer was Chevys version of the Jeep. Making a small, versatile vehicle with a shower wheelbase and plenty of power to get you through situations where a full size truck might have been too big. , , The exterior is really what’s going to grab your attention. The body was repainted with Emron red paint, which was sprayed 20 years ago!! After all this time, the paint is still in excellent condition. , , This Blazer has been restored to its original beauty and the current owner has made it part of his family for over the past 20 years. , , Also, there is the removable white soft top, which is easily removed by the buttons that connect it around the body. Having a mild lift, the owner added some thicker tires to provide more ground clearance. , , A set of BF Goodrich All-Terrain T-A were installed to give plenty of traction off-road, but still not make it a noisy ride when driving down the road. Also, the addition of an auxiliary trailer brake harness allows for effortless towing of any kind., , The engine is bolted up to a factory automatic transmission, allowing for flawless driving no matter what the condition; either on or off - road. , , The interior was also redone very well. Both the front and rear seats were re-upholstered with a herring bone tweed cloth, making them more resistant to water. , , The blazer still retains its factory power steering, power brakes and air conditioning., , The dashboard is wood-grained and houses all of the factory gauges that are still in proper working or, , Starting with the power plant, in 1996 the Blazer received a new GM 350 engine with all necessary parts and hardware needed for installation. THere have only been 10,000 miles logged on the engine since installed. The engine bay has been more than taken care of, hardly even a speck of dirt that you will find., , All said and done, this 1972 Blazer looks and feels as if it was produced yesterday. It can be a very fun vehicle for any type of automotive enthusiast. Whether is for towing, off-roads adventures or even just driving around with its top down, this Blazer is worth every penny. , , Its undercarriage is in as good condition as the exterior is, with little to no rust showing all throughout this car is ready to be driven anywhere.