Rare Model: 1995 Chevrolet Blazer Centurion 4×4

There’s no slipping under the visual radar with this one, wowie! As a big fan of vehicle graphics and 1990s vehicles, I heartily approve of this 1995 Chevrolet Blazer Centurion Edition, modified by a company more known for making four-door Ford Broncos and other Ford conversions. It can be found here on craigslist in Puyallup, Washington, and the seller is asking $3,900. $3,900?! Dang. Here is the original listing, and thanks to Curvette for the tip!

If you don’t have a crowd around you at every gas station or grocery store with this candy-coated S-10-based Blazer, then I don’t know what’s wrong with the world. Although with most people being focused on their phones more than anything else, they may not give it a second look. It sure stands out from the black, black, and black vehicles of 2026. Ok, there are a few silver and white ones, but black vehicles with black wheels and black window tint seem to be the new rage.

White Pigeon, Michigan-based Centurion Vehicles have been shown here on Barn Finds over the years, but most have been modified Ford Broncos, turning them into four-door models before Ford jumped into that market. I counted 14 Ford Centurion conversions of Broncos, pickups, and vans, 14 Buick Centurions, and one Fiberfab Centurion. No GMs. They also converted Ford pickups and vans, and Buick made a Centurion model. There was also a Fiberfab Centurion, but I didn’t see any Chevy or other General Motors conversions being shown here. There was a Centurian (with an “a”) garbage truck, so there’s that. There are a few Chevrolet Centurion conversions floating out there on the internet, but I didn’t see another one like this, other than a 1996 in this exact same configuration that sold on Cars & Bids a few years ago for about the same price.

Chevy offered the S-10 Blazer from 1983 through 2005 in North America, and this second-generation model was made from 1994 for the 1995 model year until 2005. This 4×4 looks like it’s in excellent condition. I can’t believe it’s less than $4,000; you can’t get anything even halfway decent for that price anymore. With just under 87,000 miles, it’s said to be in great overall condition inside and out.

Sadly, there aren’t even remotely enough photos of this Centurion Blazer. You already know there isn’t an engine photo, and there’s nothing showing the cargo area, and no underside photos. The engine should be Chevrolet’s 4.3-liter Vortec OHV V6 with a healthy 200 horsepower and 235 lb-ft of torque when new. It’s sent through a 4L60-E four-speed automatic transmission to all four wheels when needed, and they say it “runs great and drives excellent.” It looks as perfect as it gets to me, and the price can’t be beat. Have any of you seen a Blazer Centurion? Less than $4,000 for this nice of a vehicle seems like a deal to me.