1987 GMC SIERRA 2500 CLASSIC. LIFELONG CALIFORNIA TRUCK!! EXTRA CLEAN!!

This 1987 GMC Sierra 2500 Classic is a lifelong California truck, and it shows. Extra Clean and it is a survivor truck with only some minor paintwork due to faded paint and the bench seat was recovered. This truck was highly optioned with Power Windows and Locks, Tilt, Cruise, AC, sliding rear window and dual tanks. We added some new Pro Comp Rims, but the original rims will come with the truck. The body on this truck is really straight with no rust and no evidence of rust repair. The underside is also extremely nice and clean as you can see in the pictures. The paint is still very nice and the roof, top of bed rails, and hood have been painted from fading paint and the GM Clearcoat issue these truck had. There are only minor imperfections in the remaining original paint from normal driving. It looks excellent in person!! The interior is pretty stock and in nice condition. The original carpet is still very good as is the headliner. Original seat was recovered and the dash had some cracks so it has a new dash cap. All of the lights, gauges, horn, wipers, and heat are working. AC will need to be serviced as is pretty typical on these older trucks it is not blowing cold.

Mechanically this truck is very sound. The 5.7L V8 with Throttle Body Fuel Injection runs strong with no issues and the Turbo 400 Automatic Transmission shifts great. All of the 4WD systems work as they should. This has a Posi Rear End with 4.10 Gears. Some other factory options include HD Radiator and Transmission Cooler. This would be a great everyday driver for someone or just a weekend cruiser. The truck drove straight and true and ran excellent on our test drive.

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