1979 Gmc; Sierra Classic 35; Camper Special; 1 Ton Dually; on 2040-cars
Prescott, Arizona, United States
You are looking at a garage stored (when not being used) desert survivor. This truck has never been in a wreck. I bought this truck in 1980 from the original owner. Was purchased new in PHX and has been in AZ its whole life.The only body part that has been replaced is the right side fiberglass fender. A tire blowout took it out. It was replaced with a GM Fender. You read that right, the body is completely GM, not a P.O.S. that sat for 10 years and got restored out of a catalog with garbage parts. When it was repainted 10 years ago the front bumper was re-chromed, not replaced with tin junk. This truck even has the original tire jack and lug wrench. This truck has been maintained, not restored. Being that it is driven and does not sit much it is not perfect but VERY NICE. In 1998 the original engine (at 271k mi.) was replaced with a 1991 4-bolt 454 that was bored 30 and forged pistons were installed. Otherwise built stock. In 2008 the original transmission was replaced with a 4L80E. At that time I installed a GM throttle body injection system and ECM to go with the electronics in the trans. Yes, it does have the ALDL port for diagnostics. This is the classic beauty you want hauling your trailer Queen to the show.
The camper is a Tri-Glas industries camper. It has the bed kit with side box storage, custom cabinet with independent stereo, and a high-end "Fantastic" brand vent fan. Here is a list of the toys on this truck::: Tilt Wheel L.E.D. Marker lights Electronic Cruise--no transducer Fog Lights Dual gas tanks Aux radiator cooling fan for desert driving Bench seat with fold down console Aux trans cooler and trans fluid temp gauge Lighted Visor Sanden SD-10 A/C compressor Dual Batteries Rear View mirror w/map lights Behind the seat toolbox wired with 12volt Aluminized dual exhaust 150 watt power inverter--hardwired Dakota Digital Dash Electronic Trailer brake controller Full Length Split running boards Power Door Locks w/2 remotes I challenge you to find a nicer one at any price..Let alone the $12,500 I am asking for this one. I have nothing to hide and encourage you ask questions if I have missed something. Either e-mail me through e-bay or call me at 602-228-9420. I am also willing to take more/different pics if you would like. I also would encourage an independent inspection if you are not used to buying a used vehicle and want an impartial opinion. For the cost of fuel and a plane ticket home I will personally drive this fabulous truck to you (after full payment). |
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2017 GMC Acadia coming to Detroit Auto Show
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