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K5 Blazer · Auction results

1984 Chevrolet K5 Blazer auction results

K5 Blazers · sold since November 2021

$16,500 to $29,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through November 2026. Latest 1973-1991 K5 Blazer sale: August 2026.

The 1984 Chevrolet K5 Blazer sold 9 times at auction since November 2021, as of November 11, 2026.

Every 1984 Chevrolet K5 Blazer by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
1G8EK18H7EF1961311G8EK18H7EF1961312Sold $77,000Jun 2026
1G8ED18JXEF1542741G8ED18JXEF1542741Bid to $66,000, not soldJun 2026470
1G8EK18L2EF1899951G8EK18L2EF1899951Sold $34,000 ($35,700 with buyer's fee)Jan 2026863
1G8EK18C7EF1979291G8EK18C7EF1979291Sold $50,000 ($52,500 with buyer's fee)Aug 202516,000
1G8EK18H5EF1711321G8EK18H5EF1711322Bid to $45,420, not soldSep 20266,000
1G8EK18H8EF1296211G8EK18H8EF1296211Sold $17,500 ($18,375 with buyer's fee)Apr 2025728
1G8EK18H0EF1009991G8EK18H0EF1009991Sold $23,000 ($24,150 with buyer's fee)Mar 202543,000
1G8EK18H2EF1099631G8EK18H2EF1099631Sold $52,800Jan 2025
1G8EK18L5EF1235681G8EK18L5EF1235683Sold $49,500Jan 2025
1G8EK18H1EF1453981G8EK18H1EF1453981Sold $13,999 ($14,699 with buyer's fee)Jan 202593,000
1G8EK18HXEF1465341G8EK18HXEF1465341Sold $37,000 ($38,850 with buyer's fee)May 20246,000
1G8EK18H6EF1900281G8EK18H6EF1900281Sold $28,750 ($30,188 with buyer's fee)May 202494,000
1G8EK18H2EF1332581G8EK18H2EF1332581Sold $29,700Jan 2024
1G8EK18H9EF1983031G8EK18H9EF1983031Sold $23,805 ($24,995 with buyer's fee)Dec 2023921
1G8ED18J7EF1922541G8ED18J7EF1922541Sold $15,500 ($16,198 with buyer's fee)Mar 202368,800
1G8EK18H0EF1641701G8EK18H0EF1641701Sold $22,000Jan 2023
1G8EK18H8EF1391591G8EK18H8EF1391591Sold $33,000Oct 2022
1G8EK18H8EF1437591G8EK18H8EF1437591Sold $25,000Nov 202190,612
1G8EK18H5EF1052611G8EK18H5EF1052611Sold $49,500Mar 2021
1G8EK18H8EF1804071G8EK18H8EF1804071Sold $35,200Oct 2020

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