1990 Chevrolet Blazer Silverado $8800

The paint is in no way a finished product. It was a temporary fix to make truck look respectable and caused no worries of scratches when the girls and I would go camping or trail riding. Since paint the wheelbase has been lengthened and fender wells have been opened and dove-tailed to allow the use of the 39” tires with no rubbing. Hood louvers were installed only to break up the flat hood yet are functional. The interior of the truck is a comfortable utility. The seats have come from a 2012 Chevrolet Suburban. The driver front seat is powered, and the passenger is a typical slide configuration. The center section folds up to hold a seat belted 6th passenger as needed. The rear seat is considered a 3rd row from the suburban, but which fits between the blazer fender well tubs. The Seat also folds up and out if you wanted to remove them. The carpet had been replaced a few years ago so is clean but does show some signs of wear and carpet side panels in rear did not hold up well to water.