1995 Gmc Suburban Custom, Lowered, 20" Boss Wheels, Lt1 Corvette Engine And Tran on 2040-cars
Ozark, Missouri, United States
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This is one sweet ride. My 1995 GMC Suburban with an LT1 Corvette engine and trans. Swap was done by a professional, the corvette computer was put in the suburban to make everything work properly, No check engine lights on, no problems. This thing runs and drives great. The lowering was done professionally with new springs and all of the correct components, not just hacked like some. Everything was done right on this thing. A/c blows cold, everything works as it should. I just put BRAND NEW 20" Boss wheels and tires on it. They probably don't have 500 miles on them. The engine and trans had 62k miles on them when the swap was done and it has had about 5k miles put on it since then. The odometer shows 148k but that is the total miles on the body of the truck. The paint is super nice, the harley davidson decals were done professionally along with the silver and orange stripes. All can be removed if you want but they are new and of high quality. Just look at the pics...the interior is BEAUTIFUL. The truck did have a little rust on the inside of the bottom of the front doors like all gm trucks of this age but it was fixed and has no signs of rust now. The middle knob on the rear air is missing but it still works perfectly. Also the tune knob on the radio is gone. That is all That this truck needs. It looks, runs, sounds and drives amazing!!
I will help arrange shipping for an additional fee if you would like as well. Thanks and as always my auctions are .99 no reserve!!
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