1974 Chevrolet K5 Blazer

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Built on the same platform as Chevrolet’s C/K pickup trucks, the 1969-94 K5 Blazer was designed to combine off-road capability with everyday utility, making it a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts and suburban drivers alike.

The 1974 edition was part of the second generation of the rugged full-size SUV, and it had evolved into a more refined yet still highly capable vehicle. It featured a removable fiberglass rear roof section, allowing for open-air driving, and came standard with four-wheel drive, though earlier models had offered rear-wheel drive as well. The 1974 model retained the square-body styling introduced in 1973, and under the hood, the SUV offered several engine options, most notably a carbureted 350ci V8. It could be paired with either manual or automatic transmission, and it used a solid front axle with leaf springs, contributing to its durability and off-road prowess.

Unlike so many heavily-modified K5 Blazers from this era, this ’74 with 350ci power is largely unmodified, retaining the charm and capabilities that made the first-generation Blazers so popular. It features an aftermarket retro-style head unit.

This 1974 Chevrolet K5 Blazer is now offered by the selling dealer with a clean Florida title.

Highlights

• Powered by a 350ci V8

• 4-speed manual transmission

• Four-wheel drive

• Two-tone blue and white over blue vinyl

Factory Equipment

• Removable fiberglass rear roof section with slide side windows

• Power steering and brakes

• Floor-shifted transfer case and locking front hubs

• Vinyl bucket (front) and bench (rear) seats

• Front and rear leaf spring suspension

• Steel wheels with chrome trim rings

• The chassis number (CKY184F114673) decodes as:

  • C – Chevrolet

  • K – 4-wheel drive

  • Y – 350ci V8

  • 1 – 1/2 ton

  • 8 – Blazer

  • 4 – Model Year 1974

  • F – Flint, Michigan, final assembly plant

  • 114673 – Production sequence number

Modifications

• Fog lights

• Retro-style head unit

• Window tint

Known Imperfections

• Images detailing the condition of the 1974 Chevrolet K5 Blazer are presented in the gallery

• Wear on various interior surfaces

• Head unit knobs are missing

Additional Information

From the selling dealer: “I don't know of any real mods on the truck, it’s very factory from what I have seen. It's a daily driver level truck that starts up and runs/drives well.”

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