COOL 1986 GMC SIERRA 3500 DUALLY WITH GREAT PATINA!! RUST FREE!!!

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This 1986 GMC Sierra Classic 3500 is a Dually pickup from the State of Washington. This is an extremely clean, original, low mileage, rust free truck with almost all original paint that shows a ton of Patina. It is in excellent original condition and it is loaded with factory options. The body on this rig is in excellent original condition. It is a very clean, solid, and straight truck that appears to still have all of its original paint that has a ton of patinal and looks really cool. The colors are Canyon Copper Metallic and Saddle Tan. We found no rust issues with this truck and the underside is really clean as well.

The interior is also in excellent original condition. Everything appears to be original except for the dash cover. The headlights, taillights, brakelights, and turn signals are working. This truck has cruise, power windows, power locks and tilt. The horn does not work and the power locks do not work. The AC seems to be working as the compressor does engage but it is not blowing very cold. The heat and wipers work well.

Mechanically this truck is excellent and it runs and drives wonderful. It is a very tight truck. The engine is the original 7.4L 454 V8 that runs strong. It recently had a new distributor, alternator, water pump, and fuel pump installed. The AC system also has some newer parts including the compressor, accumulator tank, condenser, and lines. It was also converted to R-134A. This truck also has dual exhaust which sounds great!! It has a Dana 60 Rear Axle with 4.56 gears. This is such a cool looking truck that is ready to roll for someone.

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