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1985 Four Wheel Pop-UP Camper Blazer model on a rebuilt 1973 Full size K-5 Chevy Blazer. $5,500
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Up For Grabs: 1985 Four wheel campers Blazer on a rebuilt 1973 blazer
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** You may recognize this vehicle from a posting from 2014, however much has been done over the last couple years, have a look! **
For Sale: 1973 Chevy Blazer w/ rebuilt Chevy 350. The rear roof section has been replaced with a 1985 custom cab-over camper that is bolted directly to the body from Four Wheel Pop-Up Campers. Combine the functionality of a Class-C camper, and a classic, solid four-wheel drive truck.
No turn buckles, or awkward rusty exterior tie-down attachments, just a clean, customized pop-up built specifically for the Chevy Blazer that also allows for full access to the vehicle cab. The Four Wheel camper frames are made of aluminum alloy rectangular tubing, so they do not/will not rot out like most campers. And they are fully re-buildable.
"Used Four Wheel Pop-up Campers are very hard to come by these days and are always in high demand. Because of the longevity that the aluminum frame offers, and how the campers have been built over the years (very durable), most of our customers keep their campers for many years."
-- Four Wheel Pop-Up Campers
- New Tires BIG O AT 31x 10.5 tires
- Aftermarket Headers, Exhaust, Distributor, EDELBROCK Carburetor,
- New 120-Amp Alternator
- New Front Axle Bearings this year
- Replaced all Studs and Lug Bolts in front axle
- Solid Axles
- WARN Manual Hubs
- CRAGAR wheels
- Two (2) new 7-year warranty Batteries
- New Battery Isolation Panel
- New Windshield
- 3-Way Refrigerator (110/12V/Propane)
- 12V Forced-Air Furnace
- Ample storage
- On-board Water Storage and 12V Pump
- Stainless Steel Sink
- Two-burner Stove
- 20gal On-board Propane Tank
- Sleeps three (3) comfortably: bench turns to twin bed on lower level, one double-bed over cab
- Mr Heater Back up catalytic heater available for sale (80.00)
- Cold A/C
- 12V accessories
- new Yakima roof bars and wind faring (uninstalled)
- Custom Stereo previously added (CD player, six (6) speakers, one each: sub, amp, and equalizer)
- Brand-new Goal Zero Yeti 1250 Solar Generator (retail $1,600)
- Previously owned for a short time by a third party, and before that by Master ASE mechanic for thirty years (who did the full build out and original camper install)
- 128,780 on Original Chassis, true engine mileage uncertain, but much less
- Always garage stored, zero water leaks on vinyl pop up or roof whatsoever
NOTE THE DOWNSIDES:
- All appliances are in perfect working order except the fridge needs a Freon Recharge
- I've had to tighten all the header bolts and valve covers a couple of times over the 8,000 miles I've driven it, but not one major mechanical issue
- Small oil leak, since I've owned it I've probably put a quart of oil in it every 500-800 miles
- Windshield sprayer has a wire short
- Removed the sub-woofer for more space, all equipment still included
- This vehicle is old, it requires someone that is fairly mechanically inclined and has the intuition to work on an older V8.
The past year I have been fortunate to spend more time enjoying it than working on it, but staying ahead of maintenance on this vehicle is a must. The only reason I am selling this camper is because I head back to Alaska for work next month, and I need to maintain the pop-up camper that I already have in Valdez. I wish I had the time to put into this, and hopefully its next owner will be someone who will build this thing out properly!
