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1982 Gmc Sierra 1500 on 2040-cars

US $7,500.00
Year:1982 Mileage:2692 Color: White /
 Black
Location:

Reno, Nevada, United States

Reno, Nevada, United States

Send me an email at: markitakolker@netzero.net .

Engine:
Only 900 miles on new engine
454 BBC block STROKED to 505Ci 4-bolt main 2-piece rear seal
-RPM cast 2-piece rear main seal crankshaft ** 4.25" stroke **
-KEITH BLACK Hypereutectic part # KB398 pistons; Hastings race moly rings; ACL race rod and main bearings; Durabond
cam bearings; Felpro rear main seal; Pioneer freeze plugs;
-Merlin cylinder heads
-Isky Racing Lifters
-Crower roller rockers
-Edelbrock Victor JR. 454-O Intake Manifold
-Holley 760 DBL carburetor
-High Volume High PSI Oil pump
-MSD Distribution Box, Coil, Plug wires
-Double roller timing chain
-150 AMP Chrome Alternator
-Doug Thorley Tri-Y headers
-Full custom single exhaust
-Oversized Brass radiator 34x19 with 2x16" fans
-All braided fuel line
-Oversized 7qt oil pan
Transmission:
-Turbo TH400
-1800 stall convertor
-Shift kit
-Transmission fluid cooler
-Custom made driveshaft
-Build for H.P
Suspension:
-Fabtech 6 inch Long Travel Kit
-Fabtech Upper control arm
-Fabtech Lower control arm
-Fabtech through fender shock towers
-Fabtech engine cage
-Billet Cross Shafts
-All new steering rods, bell joints, tie rods, urethane bushings
-Lift coil for BBC
-Dual shocks
-New leaf springs
Rear end:
-Currie 9 inch Ford rear axle
-Detroit Locker
-31 Spline axles
-Chevy lug patterns
-Disk Brakes
Wheels, Tires, Brakes:
-4 wheel disk brakes with full aluminium break line
-17'' Budnik wheels with matching steering wheels
-33'' x 12.50x 17'' Mud tires
Interior:
-All brand new windows
-All brand new rubber weather stripping
-Brand new door hinges, strikers
-Entire cab Dyna Mat
-Custom two toned dash paint
-All new Autometer gauges
-All new headliner, floor liner, carpet insulation
-NFC adjustable racing seats
-NFC seat belts
-All new switches and wiring all out
-2 X Kenwood stereo amplifier
-2 dash, 2 door, 2 rear speakers
-Power capacitor
-Sony head unit
-USB plug
-LED dome light
Miscellaneous:
-20 Gallon aluminum racing gas tank
-10AN to 8AN braided fuel line and Russell Blue anodized fitting thru-out
-Russell fuel pressure gauge
-Holley Blue electric fuel pump with regulator
-Fram inline fuel filter
Exterior:
-All new Autopal 4x6 Headlights with city lights
-B4 light bulb kit
-Front turn signal light built in the bumper with LED bulbs
-Custom grill

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