1984 Lifted Diesel Suburban on 2040-cars
Smartville, California, United States
This is an off road 3/4 ton 4X4 Diesel Suburban that would be great for hunting and
camping. It is currently registered through next year and never needs
smog and I have the title. It has many new parts including seat cover,
dash cover, rubber floor mat, grill, headlight bezels, rear brake shoes
with hardware, radiator cap, fuel cap, batteries and starter. Parts for
these trucks are easy and cheap to get. I have the pink slip in hand.
Overall it is a bit rough as you can see from the pictures and it just
started slipping in third or drive gear. The truck does need attention, oil leaks etc.The electric windows do work including the rear window, but the passenger door needs the switch re-installed. One of the side windows in the rear is cracked, but is still intact. The carpet is old and dirty. There will be no third row seat with it, but you can easily snap one in place if needed. It has the TH400 and is simple
to remove.It is drivable and runs strong, but would recommend towing if
you live outside of the Auburn area. It has low gears and it has locked
up differentials front and rear ( welded or spooled ). So, it is great off road, but highway
speeds are around 55 to 60 comfortably. I am trying to be as clear about it as possible. I have been using it as a daily driver the last few months until third gear started acting up. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks Low Reserve----Under $1000!
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