1976 Chevrolet Blazer

*350 Cu. In. V8 *Edelbrock Single 4 Barrel Carburetor *TH350 Automatic Transmission *Selectable 4 Wheel Drive Axles *Power Front Disc Brakes *Power Steering *Factory Air Conditioning *Correctly Refinished in Rosedale Red & Frost White *Correct Red Deluxe Cheyenne Interior w/ Console *Correct Optional Rally Wheels w/ Upgraded All-Terrain Tires *Stock Instrumentation *Odometer Reads: 3,261 Miles This 1976 Chevrolet Blazer is a gorgeous squarebody 4x4 truck that is loaded with all of the best options and it's ready to be the next classic in your garage! Few vehicles from the 1970s capture the rugged, adventurous spirit of the era quite like the Chevrolet Blazer. Bold, capable, and unmistakably American, the full-size Blazer represented the pinnacle of General Motors' 4x4 engineering during one of the most exciting decades in American truck history. The 1976 Blazer Cheyenne sits at the very top of that lineup - a truck that combined genuine off-road capability with a level of comfort and style that set it apart from every competitor on the market. Introduced for the 1969 model year, the Chevrolet Blazer was General Motors' answer to the growing demand for capable, stylish four-wheel-drive vehicles that could serve equally well on the jobsite and the open highway. Based on the proven C/K pickup truck platform that had established Chevrolet as America's truck leader, the Blazer offered something no competitor could quite match - the reliability and capability of a full-size Chevrolet truck combined with a shorter, more manageable wheelbase and a removable hardtop that transformed the vehicle from a capable workhorse into an open-air adventure machine in minutes. The 1976 Blazer was part of the second-generation Square Body design introduced for 1973 - the same bold redesign that transformed the C/K pickup lineup into the most recognized truck silhouette in American history. Wider, stronger, and more refined than the original Blazer, the second-generation model delivered improved comfort, a more commanding road presence, and enhanced four-wheel-drive capability that made it the definitive full-size 4x4 of the decade. By 1976, three years of continuous refinement had produced the most polished and desirable version of this generation yet. Within the Blazer lineup, the Cheyenne trim represented the pinnacle of comfort and refinement. At a time when most four-wheel-drive vehicles were spartan, purpose-built machines with little regard for driver comfort, the Cheyenne arrived with plush seating, woodgrain interior accents, upgraded carpeting, and a level of appointments that genuinely surprised buyers accustomed to bare-bones truck interiors. The Cheyenne package proved that a truck could be equally at home on a rugged trail and a Sunday drive - a combination that resonated strongly with American buyers and helped cement Chevrolet's dominance in the full-size truck and SUV market. For years, classic full-size Blazers were quietly appreciated by a devoted community of enthusiasts while other collectibles commanded higher prices and broader attention. That landscape has changed dramatically. Today, clean and well-preserved examples of second-generation Blazers - particularly well-optioned Cheyenne models with four-wheel drive - are among the fastest appreciating classics in the hobby. The combination of iconic styling, genuine off-road capability, and powerful American nostalgia has driven collector interest and values to levels that would have been difficult to predict just a decade ago. The timeless, squared-off styling of the second-generation Blazer has aged beautifully, giving these trucks a bold, purposeful presence on the road that turns heads everywhere they go. Powering this '76 Blazer is a beefy 350 cubic inch V8 crate engine topped with an upgraded Edelbrock single 4 barrel carburetor. The small block Chevy powerplant is backed by a TH350 automatic transmission, making this 4x4 an easy truck for anybody t