1990 Chevy Suburban 2500 With 454 Engine (3/4 Ton) on 2040-cars
Magnolia, Texas, United States
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This is one of the cleanest Suburbans of this vintage that you'll ever
find. No rust whatsoever. With only 66,000 original miles, it drives
like new. Clean title. For cargo hauling duties, it's got a stout TBI
454 big-block V-8, a bulletproof Turbo 400 trans, and a rugged 3/4-ton
suspension with the tow/trailer package.
For family hauling duties, it's equipped with third-row seating, A/C for back row occupants, front bucket seats, and all power accessories. The dash, door panels, seat covers, and carpet are in near perfect condition. Maintenance wise, the tires, spare tire, A/C compressor, refrigerant, alternator, and headliner have just been replaced as well. As the pics show, the paint is in near perfect condition. The only blemishes are one small dent on the right rear quarter-panel and another one on the right door. This truck was purchased from the original owner and has seen very little use since then. For anyone looking for a cool tow rig that can also haul the family around in comfort, this Suburban is too clean to pass up. Feel free to stop by and check it out. I will be more than happy to put the car up on a lift so you can inspect it up close. |
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