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1974 Gmc Jimmy 4x4; Restored Custom, No Rust on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:1500
Location:

Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, United States

Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, United States
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 1974 GMC Jimmy 4x4
 
(same as
a
Chevy Blazer)

Full Top Convertible

Super Condition / 40 year old vehicle.  Truck is originally from Arkansas.  There is NO Rust.   This Jimmy has been Customized and Rebuilt with many upgrades and new parts installed.  Rebuilt Auto Transmission, Warn Lockout Hubs, 350 Tuned Port engine (installed approx. 3500 miles ago), Dual Exhaust, New Battery, New Blower Motor, Receiver Tow Hitch, New AC system, Tilt, Power Mirrors, Leather Front Power Seats, Alpine CD Stereo, Digital Speedometer Cluster Gauges, Custom Chrome Grille, Steel Cowl Induction Hood, Custom lenses throughout exterior, Halogen head lights, Newer all White Paint Exterior, Custom Front Bumper w/  Bullet Fog Lights, New Front and Rear Differentials, Rebuilt Transfer Case, complete fuel system (tank, lines, pump), all New Wheel Bearings, Newer Cooper Tires on Dick Cepek Rims, Receiver Tow Hitch, has Full Top Convertible Roof w/ rare sliding side windows.  A very powerful truck.  Great looking & a head turner.

Minimal flaws are; Side window on roof (drivers side) is cracked.  Rear seat is gray fabric & has a tear (non-matching style to gray front leather seats). Driver's side window falls off its track. Cruise Control not working.

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