I'm considering buying a blazer, and although I do like a more rugged look I feel as if I've found a deal in this one:


1979
chevy
k5
Blazer
400
dual exhaust with flow master mufflers
long tube headers
mild cam
th 350
t203
10 inch lift
40 inch tires
20 inch rims
3 inch cowl
custom fiberglass top both a nice bow tie back window
custom 2 tone paint bright metalic silver, and a beautiful blue with a chain devider
2002 dodge front bench seat with fold down divider
Clean interior with a nice stereo






I've asked for more information and it has 80,000 miles and is in great running condition. The tires are run down and do need to be replaced.



I am a 17 year old who currently rides in a family car, 1995 Diesel Suburban (the typical green one). I've been saving for a while and I wanted to know what you more experienced car owners think. I'm not a dummy and I do know how to maintain a vehicle. I've done some custom work to my truck already.

Thanks

 

if i had the chance to but it..i would sell the rims... it'll be too hard to find big tires for 20" rims inless you plan on payin new!.. and i'd pay about 1500 for it ..mayeb a little more if its clean inside and no rust

 

the asking price is 5,500 OBO, he's about to trade in.

 

my personal choice..i wouldnt pay anythign close to it for it... but like i said its my choice....do u plan on driving it daily?? gas mileage is gonna kill you with the 400.. looks like a clean truck but i wouldnt do near 5500 lol..

 

alright, fair enough, and i agree 5500 is way too much.

and i do realize the gas mileage will kill me, so I probably wouldn't drive it daily. I'm not entirely sure what I'd do with it.

I think I'm going to drop this idea and keep looking for a different blazer. I've been looking for a blazer for a bit.

I have $6,000 in the bank and I'm sure I'll find something eventually.

 

if u plan on mudding with them..they are a good truck..but i wouldnt pay too much. since your gonna be givin it hell all the time...but for a daily driver..maybe a newer blazer..

 

When you go up in rim size, they get weaker.

There's a K5 here with a 383 stroker and dual holley 650's, flowmaster exhaust and 35" super swampers on 15" rims for $2200