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K5 Blazer V1500 · Auction results

1991 Chevrolet K5 Blazer V1500 auction results

K5 Blazer V1500s · sold since April 2025

$24,000 to $37,000

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Sales through November 2026. Latest 1973-1991 V1500 sale: September 2026.

The 1991 Chevrolet K5 Blazer V1500 sold 8 times at auction since April 2025, as of November 5, 2026.

Every 1991 Chevrolet K5 Blazer V1500 by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
1GNEV18K1MF1108751GNEV18K1MF1108751Not soldOct 2026
1GNEV18K2MF1189671GNEV18K2MF1189671Sold $22,750 ($23,888 with buyer's fee)Sep 2026183,000
1GNEV18K5MF1135701GNEV18K5MF1135701Sold $35,250 ($37,013 with buyer's fee)Aug 2026100,000
1GNEV18K6MF1469201GNEV18K6MF1469201Sold $80,000 ($84,000 with buyer's fee)Aug 2026115,000
1GNEV18K4MF1063971GNEV18K4MF1063971Bid to $14,250, not soldMay 2026201,000
1GNEV18K1MF1402951GNEV18K1MF1402951Sold $24,500 ($25,725 with buyer's fee)May 2026205,000
1GNEV18K5MF1388561GNEV18K5MF1388561Sold $43,500 ($45,675 with buyer's fee)Apr 2026101,000
1GNEV18K6MF1399181GNEV18K6MF1399181Sold $43,000 ($45,150 with buyer's fee)Feb 2026106,000
1GNEV18K0MF1178651GNEV18K0MF1178651Sold $33,000 ($34,650 with buyer's fee)Nov 2025160,000
1GNEV18K8LF1107091GNEV18K8LF1107091Bid to $25,000, not soldOct 2025903
1GNEV18K4MF1292881GNEV18K4MF1292881Bid to $13,500, not soldOct 2025182,000
1GNEV18K9MF1232131GNEV18K9MF1232131Sold $18,500 ($19,425 with buyer's fee)Oct 2025204,000
1GNEV18K7MF1376301GNEV18K7MF1376301Sold $25,500 ($26,775 with buyer's fee)Apr 2025127,000
1GNEV18K8MF1463221GNEV18K8MF1463221Sold $9,350 ($9,818 with buyer's fee)Oct 2024159,000
1GNEV18K2MF1135911GNEV18K2MF1135911Sold $28,250 ($29,663 with buyer's fee)Sep 2024203,000
1GNEV18K7MF1253951GNEV18K7MF1253951Sold $49,250 ($51,713 with buyer's fee)Apr 202448,000
1GNEV18K3MF1047371GNEV18K3MF1047371Sold $30,500 ($32,025 with buyer's fee)May 2023125,000

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