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'07 Chevy Trailblazer LT - 4.2l - 4x4 - OBO - $6,000 (Northfield)
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1-owner 2007 Chevrolet Trailblazer LT. I acquired it from my grandma after my grandpa passed, and I finally had time to fix it up properly and get it driving. It's got ~175k miles on the odometer and will go up slowly as I drive it occasionally.
MN vehicle for its whole life, so has some rust, but nothing that hurts the frame or undercarriage, and only 1 visible mark on the driver's side rear door, which I have pictured. Many new parts I replaced myself: Steering rack & all lines + fluid, oil pan + gasket, 4x4 disconnect module + actuator, rear shock absorbers, rear control arms, oil + air filters & fresh Mobil 1 oil change, along with wiper blades, greasing fittings, and lubing pivots.
I documented everything on my youtube! You can verify the repairs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_yj4BkRpiY&t=1663s
I took pictures while I had it on the lift, and the rocker panel undersides + inner fenders aren't rotted out at all.
Power leather heated driver's & passenger seats. Leather folding bench rear seat & rear cargo hatch w/opening window hatch. Automatic transmission, brand new (verified working) electronic selectable 4wd hi & low modes, bulletproof reliable GM Vortec 4200 inline-6 starts & runs perfectly smooth + quiet. Power windows & locks. Unmodified in any way, and driven by a grandpa its whole life.. the downside of that is the couple dents in the bodywork.. oops! No cracked paint & no functions affected. Rear tires are newer, fronts are older but no cracks & they've got meat on the tread, no leaks.
Asking $6,000 and I'm open to offers.. worst I'll say is no thanks. Vehicle is located near Lonsdale MN, and I'm willing to meet anywhere in the twin cites suburbia bubble. Email or text when ever.
Also willing to complete an undercoating procedure on the underside, door bottoms, & rocker panels for an additional $1000. I've done this on previous vehicles but this one does not have it as of now.
Thanks!