ICON 1969 Chevy Blazer for sale at $265,000...

[urbex]

" Restored stock in-dash radio."
"and the Pioneer DEH-80PRS AM/FM/CD/HD head unit."

So,, it has two radios ??

$20 says it has a Tuffy security console in it with the Pioneer in the console, and stock radio sitting in the dash opening, not connected to anything. That's how my K5 is set up as well, sans stock radio. One of the PO's already did the half-assed hack job in the dash...

 

[79rustyk10]

The front bumper looks like poo sitting as low as it does. Looks like theres a dumpy body lift on it.

 

[CGT80]

Way overrated. I'll echo what was a stated above. No links. It needs links on both ends. It also need some one off wheels. And non cheap tires. Whatever is the most expensive dirt tire. It needs those. Not some bfg all terrains.
So the truck has a high level of detail. Big ****ing deal so, does alot of cars and truck that roll out of hot rod shops. That doesn't make it worth 265k. 100k? Sure. I get it that it's not free.
Reading that add is like listening to Ron Burgundy. "You can sit in the rich mahogany color seats and and drink Scotch while reading your many leather bound books"
Lol. I mean it's literally advertising it has four seat belts and custom column stalks...
You can tell they are marketing to a yuppie instead of a gearhead. More talk about the leather then the enhanced chassis. What does that mean? I would expect it to be fully boxed.

BFG AT tires are great..............although those are the old version. I just had the new version put on my K5, 35" tall and 6" lift. They are perfect for how that K5 would be used and actually how mine is used. Mostly on the road with dirt roads and small stream crossings thrown in. At least my taste isn't for the most expensive option out there.

Wheels never excite me, but I agree that for that price you would expect one off wheels............not the custom wheels that companies or dealers sale that anyone can go buy.

That K5 looks very nice, but it doesn't seem like it should be priced even at $100k. For a quarter million dollars, you could buy a new duramax truck, trailer, and build one hell of a K5 and still have it look great, if you wanted to wheel.