It's actually really clean, i took good care of it.
ZR2 Blazer.
I got it 3 years old, and i think with like 30k on it.
It had just come off of a lease.
condition,
Mostly It just has high miles, and the transmission is shot.
(I think the t case is failing too, common issue with the miles)
The hood also has some clear coat crackling.
Driver side door has been repaired twice thanks to some criminal jabbing a screwdriver through it twice in order to break into the thing.
Body shop went to town with the buffing both times, leaving the clearcoat pretty thin...
I think that's the cause of the hood paint failure.
And it's the same color as your tahoe from the looks of the image.
The transmission is being held together by hp tuners right now.
I think the o-ring on the end of the input shaft has gone or has shrunk, drops in and out of lockup.
so hp tuners has that disabled, and the pressures modified since i believe i'm also loosing pressure in that area.
The ac did work last year, but this year it started acting up.
I haven't cared enough to look to far into the issue, might be a switch, or some line started leaking.
Oh and the transfer case, i think the pump has begun to fail, and it's digging into the case housing.
Makes a terrible noise...
And the driver side seat lumbar support has failed.
making it very uncomfortable to drive.
I have one of those foam lumbar supports strapped in the seat so it won't totally kill my back.
And the abs has failed, classic case of needing to re-flow the solder.
A few years ago, i could have had the ins total it out when the front control arm mounts started ripping off of the frame.
I had my welder go through and tig weld it up.
He also added some extra supports, so far it has been gtg.
Another possible, i build up the 5.3 with junkyard parts.
Maybe keep with the gen 4 block since it looks like the 4.3 knock sensors should bolt right up.
and then get some cheap Gen 3 internals.
Wild guess, i'll probably need the lower resolution crank wheel from the gen3 in order to make it work.
I also know how to rebuild the 4l60e, and i have all of the tools needed thanks to my vette.
And to be honest, it's mostly my wife wanting to get rid of it.
The drive way is getting pretty packed with my toys/projects.