For sale: 2002 Trailblazer Show truck w/15k miles w/Pics (56k no way)

[jeremyhelling]

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Over $25k invested in this 1 of a kind Trailblazer 'SS' Show truck w/full manufacturer's warranty & perfect in every way. Indigo Blue w/275hp 4.2L I6 engine. Motor Trend SUV of the year. Always garaged and treated like gold. Only 15,000 miles, that's not a typo. This truck might as well be sold as new. Power everything and all the factory options including electronic switchable 2WD/AWD/4WD (hi & low), A/C, power everything, dual zone temperature control, and rear heat & A/C controls. Service date was 7/02 which means you have almost a full year of manufacturer's warranty remaining so there's no worries. All recalls have been performed and it needs nothing.

Parts and custom labor after the purchase include: Kenwood Excelon touchscreen DVD head unit w/a TV tuner & Kenwood GPS navigation, Kenwood Excelon widescreen rear headrest monitors, input in rear for RCA & 110v plug ins (x2), wireless headphones, JLAudio 12W6v2 subs (x2) & Infinity mids and highs all run off of JLAudio high end amplifiers, Sirius Satellite Radio (service just needs to be activate), high end wire, power caps, distribution blocks, & connectors, custom vinyl wrapped sub box & amp racks w/lots of custom plexi-glass, brushed aluminum interior accents front & rear, Passport 8500 w/hardwire kit and remote mute button, Optima Yellow top battery, DEI alarm w/remote start, keyless entry, proximity sensor, glass breakage & many more features, lowered suspension w/factory electronic 4x4, AWD & 2-hi still all intact, 20" wheels w/BFGoodrich GTII tires, turn signal mirrors color keyed as well as door handles, lower rocker, rear bumper covers and grill separator w/3M clear bra applied, custom brushed aluminum grill inserts, Sylvania Silverstar headlights, professionally tinted windows and 3M clearbra on hood, 1/4 panels & mirrors, Magnaflow exhaust, De-badged & added SS emblems. All it needs now is a supercharger. I also have a B&M electronic shift kit and day-time running light override kit both uninstalled that I'll include.

NADA value $21,000 w/o the $25k invested. To reproduce this truck would cost you over $57,000 ($32k MSRP + $25k invested). This is your chance to own a truck that might as well be new with tens of thousands of dollars in upgrades for what you would spend on a stock truck with only factory options. Low price for quick sale is $29,900 Serious inquiries only. Will also consider trades of vehicle + cash. Will entertain serious offers but no low ballers as I've already discounted the price several thousand dollars.


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Photos (if there's something not in the photos that you want to see, just let me know):




Here you can see all three of the monitors. The rears are Excelon widescreen monitors that cost over $1k. Note that the sub box/amp rack was built to fit below the factory pull shade so you can pull it to conceal everything. With the front screen folded in the rear shade pulled and a set of head rest drawstring bags (not included) you wouldn't be able to tell from the outside what lies inside for security.


Infinity Perfect series components are used for the mids/highs. The sound is VERY clean and powerful. I built the system for over-all sound quality first and it just happens to be able to handle enormous amounts of power as a bonus.


Optima Yellow top helps keep the juice going to all the equipment. The Yellow top is an accessory/deep cycle battery so it's ideal for a system like this one.


The JL Audio logo was put into the vinyl for a nice touch on the sub box/amp rack.


This is a spot that was there for storage. We mounted the power caps behind the plexi and wired both the sub amp and 4 channel amp so they both get constant power when they need it most.


This is the custom IR port for the wireless headphones for use in the rear seat. I didn't like the look of the IR thing hanging from the roof so we took it apart and mounted it inside the headliner and covered it with that piece of plastic you can see. Normally you can't see the IR emitters behind it but I set the flash so that you could see them inside. Normally it just looks black.


This 'Fun Box' us mounted under the front of the rear seat. It's wired into the headunit so you can hook up an Xbox, PS2, DVD player or anything w/RCAs. I didn't want to hardwire an Xbox because I wanted the flexibility to be able to change out game systems or DVD players or whatever the future might bring. It also has two 110v plugs for Xbox/PS2/DVD player/Chargers or whatever you might want to plug in.


The sub amp was mounted under plexi in another storage location that was there from the factory. It fits perfect and the JL Audio emblem is a nice touch IMO.


The remote for the deck controls just about everything you could think of. You can watch a DVD or use the navigation up front while the rear passengers either watch the same or a completely different video source and thanks to the wireless headphones neither party is affected by the other.


This photo was taken before a trip from Colorado to Minnesota and back to pick up my Typhoon. Now it's just above 15k mostly highway miles. Most people say that but I can guarantee that these are as this vehicle was made for road trips and I have other vehicles I cruise around town.
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