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1982 Chevrolet Suburban, 4-speed Manual, 3/4 Ton, 350, Rare & Unique on 2040-cars

US $1,850.00
Year:1982 Mileage:48660
Location:

Molalla, Oregon, United States

Molalla, Oregon, United States
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1982 Chevorlet Suburban
4x4, 350, 3/4 Ton, 
Rare Manual 4-Speed Transmission
Custom Pinstriping signed "Spirit"
(Spirit Custom Pin Striping)

A unique and rare find with a manual transmission.
Power steering, good power brakes;  No air.
Mag wheels with tires that are about 25%.  
Running boards, CD player.  Everything seems to work.

For a work truck, this is great.  Seat easily unlatches and fold down out of place to hold a Full 4'x8' sheet of plywood and still shut the doors.  Remember this is a 3/4 ton truck.  Load it up.
Keep the tools out of the rain.  Heavy tow hitch for hauling an equipment trailer.  I pull my forklift and trailer (8500 lbs) with no problems although it should have trailer brakes.

Pull the seat back up and latch into place and you can easily carry the family or friends.  Hitch up the trailer to pull the toys around in a trailer.
Easy to load with barn style doors in rear.

Around the Farm???  Latche down the seat and throw in a few bales of hay or sacks of grain and head out to feed the livestock with everything staying dry.  

Older restoration with Custom pin striping signed 'Spirit'.
Bodys not perfect, but its priced right.  I've used this as a truck.  
No carpet, just mats.  Headliner is partcially bad (see pics).
Two small rust spots (see pics).
Doors rattle some and shut a little hard like they all do on all this year & model.  Could maybe use latch post bushings but not critical issue. 

Clutch is very tight but the pedal squeeks when you engage.  It is just the linkage rubber but it is easy to engage. 

Good work truck and I would have no problems driving any distance at all.

This vehicle is sold "AS is, Where is" no warranty implied..  Buyer is responsible for all related costs and arrangements for the removal of the vehicle from Seller.  Vehicle must be removed within 14 days unless other arrangements are made with Seller prior to bidding.  

This is a binding agreement if you bid so please ask all questions and check with shipping prior to placing your bid.  If you would like to talk by phone please send me your name and number and I will be glad to call you back.

A $500 Paypal deposit is due within 24 hours of auction end and the balance of CASH is due within 7 days of auction close.  If you need to make other arrangements contact meprior to bidding.  Seller will not release vehicle or title until all funds are paid in full and cleared.  If you cannot do cash I will consider a wire.  

Keep the communication open if you have questions.  

Yes I sell international.  If your a scam who is paying more with the cashier check don't bother.  
I will check to see if your legitimate.
Happy Bidding and thanks for looking.
 




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