1971 chevy blazer. Fully restoration. lifted 4x4 blue hot rod Jimmy GMC classic!

1971 Chevrolet Blazer Description

This awesome Blazer was just completed. We've been working on this bad boy for quite a while. It has a $8000 paint job. $6000 into the engine. $4000 in parts and trim. Ill try to list everything below;
New;Paintrebuilt enginenewly recoated top (inside and out)carpet kitgauge clusterseatssteering wheelmirrors (all)roll barPro-Comp wheelsBFG all tiresall emblems and trim piecesKenwood stereo(2 6x9s, one bazooka bass tube) with remoteglove boxbumpers and associated hardwareDual Exhaust(sounds awesome) People clear the way when this bad boy is coming down the street.
We basically wanted to take this thing back to 1971 showroom condition. WIth a few mods like a performance engine, lift and a few modern items they didn't offer back then.
I have over 1000 pictures of this thing. I have before, during……….more during. Remember this built took us a year, it was not a rush job. EMail me for more pictures. Be specific.Th Blazer did have rust in the normal New Mexico places. Bottom corners of doors, the roll pans, and a little on the drivers and passenger floors. It was cut out and replaced with factory parts. LMC knows me by first name at this time.
I think thats it for now. Ill probably ad more when I'm feeling better.I accept cash, personal check once cleared, cashiers check, paypal for deposit only. Unless you plan on paying me the extra 3% that they take out.
No returns. PLease…..please……….PLEASE speak with your wife before you bid. I would like to make this an enjoyable transaction.
Sold as is. PLease come by for an inspection and/or test drive. This thing is tight and powerful. Drives straight down the highway and tears it up on the trails. You Will NOT be disappointed.
CLEAN AND CLEAR TITLE ready to be transferred to you.

On Apr-17-16 at 10:08:13 PDT, seller added the following information:

YES, I have the spare tire and carrier which will be included. The Tire and wheel are matching and brand new. I removed it for paint but decided to keep it off for now for a cleaner look. I left all the mounting holes so its a simple bolt back on if you want.
I also have a TON of spare parts to go with this Blazer, some are still new in the box.