1992 Gmc Typhoon #324 & 1991 Gmc Syclone #0839 - Offered As A Pair. on 2040-cars
Evansville, Indiana, United States
1991 GMC Syclone #0839 & 1992 GMC Typhoon #324 - offered as a pair.
Syclone - (VIN: 1GDCT14Z6M8800839), midnight black with black cladding / black cloth seats with red seat piping, 31,600 original miles, 4-spd. auto trans., the fastest production vehicle in the world in 1991 and still faster than a lot of cars made today. Only built in 1991 and one of 2,995 built. It has never been in the rain. Stock except for a cat back exhaust system and Viper keyless entry alarm system. I have owned this truck (my 3rd Syclone) since 07/22/2014 … it has nothing wrong with it and I love the truck, and I just don't use it enough. Have lots of photos, original sales brochures, original sale documents and progression of ownership documentation. New MSRP of $26,215.00.
Typhoon - (VIN: 1GDCT18Z9N0810324), apple red with argent grey cladding / black leather seats with grey accents, 26,700 original miles, 4-spd. auto trans., the fastest production SUV in the world in 1992-93 and still faster than a lot of cars made today ... 0-60 was timed at 5.3 sec. Only built in 1992-93 and one of 4,697 built. One of 345 Apple Red produced in 1992 and one of 523 Apple Red total production. Stock except for Viper keyless entry and alarm, silver leather bound Lloyd custom floor mats, Sony head unit with Bluetooth phone and audio, sat radio, etc. Also added 2 USB charging ports to the deck install. Have lots of photos, documents and documentation. New MSRP of $30,100.00
Both have the factory LLB4 4.3L turbo V6 with intercooler, full-time AWD, GM 700R4 Corvette trans. They have clean CarFax’s showing no accidents and are original mileage. Both have been recently serviced with new Walboro high flow fuel pumps and new filters, and the SportMachines tuneup kit incl. new cap and rotors, plugs and plug wires, and trans fluid change. Both have functioning a/c, cruise and ABS and have been to the GMC dealer for all updates and recalls. No leaks from either. Both have new Bridgestone tires with under 500 miles on them and have been paint corrected and ceramic coated. Being marketed as a pair for $68,500.00.
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