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1977 Gmc Suburban 43k Original Miles Sierra Granda Factory 454 A/c Survivor on 2040-cars

Year:1977 Mileage:43176
Location:

Puyallup, Washington, United States

Puyallup, Washington, United States
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1977 GMC Suburban Sierra Grande 'Trailering Special'
Factory 454 Matching #'s
43,176 Actual miles
Automatic
Runs & drives like new
Factory A/C blows cold & hot
Good brakes
This truck is mechanically SOLID
Adult owned & maintained all its life , always babied and garaged.
NEVER BEEN SMOKED IN

Original paint in beautiful condition
All body panels are original
Straight & RUST FREE
Original trim all there in excellent condition
Original wheels and hubcaps also.
Also has the original spare & jack equipment.
Factory luggage rack

Interior is all original in mint condition
Seats , carpet , dash etc are perfect.
They fold down and back up with no effort
That being said there is not much to tell...please refer to the pictures and videos and see for yourself.

Bottom line this is the nicest and original suburban in the northwest and definitely one of the nicest vehicles here Period
Someone would be truly proud to own this
Adult owned and maintained ALL ITS LIFE.

Clear Washington state title
Selling world-wide
Must be paid for in full within 3 days of auction , I do not accept paypal.
If you are an out of state buyer I can help with shipping and any way I can in general
feel free to ask any questions or request any pictures
All bidders welcome to view in person
Vehicle is sold as is.










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