Chevy El Camino 1983 Gmc Caballero--super Rare on 2040-cars
Port Saint Lucie, Florida, United States
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1983 G M C Caballero
in great condition runs unbelievable with a 350 4 bolt motor with all the trimmings Edellbrock
intake and carb nice exhaust electric
cooling fans etc. no AC, but a bracket compressor and a hose and it can have it
. The cluster / odometer says 89k but
has not worked in a while so couldn’t really say what the millage . paint
and body need a little TLC but nothing major car looks great from 20 ft but has the usual El Camino / Caballero
issues but not extreme no rust holes or
anything like that . the wheels are old
school Corvette Rally wheels in awesome shape
with 70% tread on tires if not more .Over all an awesome fun car does not need
a lot to be a decent looker , the interior has minor issues the drivers side
seat has wear from age and the dash is complete with the regular GM cracks
Runs good and sounds good. If you have any questions please ask. If you want to see more pics, send me an email, thanks Ebay does not have too many GMC CABALLERO.. |
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