A 1985 Chevrolet Blazer D10 M1009 CUCV is always a cool thought.
After all, you get K5 Blazer style with military-grade prowess
added in. And this one has been upgraded to be exactly how you want
it. Because while it's still a robust diesel 4x4, it has been
restored to be a cool custom with plenty of luxuries and an awesome
full stereo system.
It's kinda hard not to get excited about an ex-military Blazer.
After all, we love the look of the boxy K5s, and the CUCV
(Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle) seems to give it even more
purpose. A full steel brush guard, power outlets, a lifted stance,
and thick tow hooks front & rear make this look as unstoppable as
the US Army. But there's a little bit more going on here. The
military matte green paint has the kind of even application and
quality that can show off the crisp and clean body lines. So
despite the stars on the doors, this one looks far nicer than one
that just came off of decades in the service.
The matte green returns inside on the steel components, but that's
nearly your only reminder of this Blazer's extra-special nature.
That's because where CUCV was pure function, this one is all about
fresh investments in comfort and style. This has the classic K5
Blazer kind of features, like high-back bucket seats in front, a
center console in-between, a comfortable rear bench, power locks,
and power windows, including the rear one. The hardtop is still
removable for an open-air experience, but the upgraded Dynamat
insulation makes it much nicer to have in place, too. There are now
nice driver upgrades like the wood-rimmed sports steering wheel,
drilled pedals, and white-faced gauges - including the auxiliary
ones below the dash. And if you have been looking at the pictures
of the interior, then you have certainly seen pieces of the full
stereo system upgrade. The Pioneer AM/FM/CD stereo is your gateway
to a fourteen-speaker system including the ones in the custom door
panels and around the rear wheel well. At the rear are two Hifonics
amps, capacitor caps, and four Alpine 15-inch subwoofers. Oh yes,
they'll hear you coming from blocks away.
Under the hood is the right kind of military force. This 6.2-liter
diesel engine is a hardy powerhouse that even saw duty in the
HMMWV/Hummer. In fact, it's a true military-grade setup with dual
batteries and dual alternators. The full package looks clean from a
solid investment, and that makes for a confident runner. And that's
exactly what you want in a go-anywhere 4x4. The big torque of the
diesel lets you climb mountains, and there's a new set of BF
Goodrich All-Terrain tires to dig deep into the trail. Plus, with a
three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes,
and front discs, it's easier than you may think to enjoy a true
piece of rugged military hardware.
This Chevy is a true military machine, but it has been given big
investment to make sure it has the right skills to also impress in
its civilian life. It makes for an awesome and unique 4x4 package
you need to get your hands on right now. Call today!!!
Vehicle Details
1985 Chevrolet Blazer
Listing ID:CC-1561799
Price:$34,995
Location:Mesa, Arizona
Year:1985
Make:Chevrolet
Model:Blazer
Exterior Color:Green
Interior Color:Black
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:51140
Stock Number:2403-PHX
VIN:1G8ED18J6FF141779
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