1986 Gmc Pickup - Shortbed, Lowered, Restored on 2040-cars
Edgewater, Maryland, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:350 v8 corvette engine
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: GMC
Model: Sierra 1500
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Regular Cab
Trim: sierra
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: 2wd
Options: CD Player
Mileage: 34
Exterior Color: Black
Interior Color: Black
Disability Equipped: No
Number of Cylinders: 8
1986 GMC Sierra 1500 Shortbed Pickup
This is a 1986 GMC shortbed pickup fully restored and in beutiful shape. Truck had a frame off restoration, and has a fully rebuilt 350 corvette engine bored 30 over 355ci 4bolt block, and th350 transmission.
Interior was redone and like new, guages are all new. Tires and wheels are all new.
New custom dual exhaust, new fuel system( tank, sender, lines, and pump).
Speedometer needs to be fixed, and wipers need to be fixed, everything else is ready to enjoy.
There is a small chip in hood as seen in picture, and a very small dimple in tailgate that is hard to notice but is shown in pictures, it is hard to notice.
Please contact with any questions, or call after 6pm EST 410-320-4107 Rocky
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Chevy Silverado edges Ram 1500 in Consumer Reports two-truck shootout
Tue, 17 Sep 2013Forget Corvette versus Viper. When it comes to important head-to-head comparisons, fullsize trucks are where domestic automakers really care. And until the redesigned Ford F-150 makes its debut, the Chevrolet Silverado is going to have plenty to brag about thanks to a new Consumer Reports shootout against the Ram 1500.
It was a tight race among these V8-powered titans, but the all-new 2014 Silverado (and its GMC Sierra twin) barely edged out Ram's updated pickup with a score of 81 points - enough to make it the institute's top-rated fullsize truck on the market. Its narrow victory over the Ram, which finished just three points back, was due to its superior fuel economy, better towing and payload capacity and conveniences like a lower step-in height, easy-to-use tailgate and rear bumper steps that make loading and unloading less of a chore.
Importantly, CR notes that buyers with less heavy-duty truck needs might actually prefer the Ram over the Chevrolet, since its high points include a smoother ride thanks to its coil spring rear suspension, dominant infotainment system with Uconnect, and a big thumbs up for the available Hemi engine and eight-speed automatic transmission.
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Thu, Feb 2 2017General Motors just received patent approval for a tailgate step in a pickup bed. And given the timing, don't be surprised if you see this on the upcoming 2019 Silverado pickup (not the mention its GMC Sierra twin), expected to arrive in late 2018. According to the patent, granted in December of last year, the whole mechanism is housed in the tailgate assemble. The magic happens when a portion of the top half of the tailgate swings down and a step folds out. There's also a handle that locks into position to help climb up into the bed. As trucks get bigger and taller over the years, it gets harder and harder to access the cargo bed. Ford's solution with the 2009 F-150 was a step that slides out from the end of the tailgate. Back then, Chevy made an ill-advised ad highlighting the feature for Ford. And while Howie Long mocked the F-150's "man step" Ford saw almost a third of its trucks with the option in the first year. The GM design seems to improve on Ford's idea as it appears to be wider and has a back to the lower step. That is, you don't have to worry about stepping through the ladder-rung design as on the F-150. Ford's tailgate step later spread to the F Super Duty, and other cargo access assists have proliferated through the truck world. On the most recent redesign, the Chevrolet Silverado took a trick from the Avalanche and added cutouts to the corners of the rear bumper that act as a foothold. Ford also offers a deployable side step, Chevrolet has running boards that scoot rearward with a kick of the boot, and Ram offers fixed wheel-to-wheel side rails. Nissan is in on the game too, with an optional folding step that tucks under the rear bumper. We don't expect Chevrolet to comment on when or if we'll see this feature in the showrooms. But given that engineers are already hard at work on the next Silverado and the timing of this patent lines right up with the new truck's development cycle, we'll be disappointed if this patent stays in the file cabinet. Related Video: