1986 Chevrolet Blazer M1009 CUCV Diesel 4x4 59K ORIGINAL MILES APPOX

Chevrolet Blazer 1986 Description

1986 CUCV Chevy Blazer M1009 (K5)

BASIC, NO BELLS OR WHISTLES BUT DEPENDABLE

-59K original miles (appox)

-27 gal tank (appox 20miles/gal)

-Clean title

-Originally commissioned for use by USAF then purchased by a police department that painted the exterior silver and the interior black (only 1 other owner besides myself since then)

-Regularly serviced

-24V Electrical System with Dual Amp Alternators & Dual 12V batteries

-jack & lug wrench included

-safari rack included (not mounted)

-twin riffle mounts behind driver's seat

-great condition: ... THE FULL DISCLOSURE ... THE BEST THAT I CAN :)

THE GOOD:

-no cracks in dash

-no rusting on tailgate

-New radiator

-Tires with about 5K miles on them (no spare)

-Transmission Just Services (it was gearing a little too high for my liking)

-Glow Plugs were replaced by previous owner

-Starts great with little to no smoke; even in the cold

-Heater will have you driving with your windows down in the winter

-no leaks under the hood

-rear view mirror added (CUCV's did not traditionally have one)

-ignition re-keyed

-new window crank for tailgate

-4 wheel drive works awesome

-horn and hazards are in original state ... were never re-enabled after being decommissioned

from military use (I just keep flares with me)

-seatbelt for all positions

-no carpet ... just spray it out (great for hunting)

THE NOT SO BAD:

-light rusting around rockers, bottom of door, and cab ... less than expected for it's age

-hood slightly kinked

-paint scratch on driver's door ... probably can be buffed out

-only one small 1/4 inch rip in front driver's seat

-dash illumination is partial (some bulbs need replaced and I have not gotten around to it yet)

-right side view mirror needs re-tightened

-suggest new belt or replacement for the heater blower fan

-suggest updating the window weather stripping to keep it looking good

-driver's side visor needs re-tightened

-tailgate release handle sticks sometimes

-steering column leak inside cab suggests need for new rubber hosing

THE UGLY: .... NONE