1992 Gmc Typhoon 77,000 Original Miles #1893 on 2040-cars
Bristol, Connecticut, United States
You are looking at a 1992 GMC Typhoon. 77K original miles. 4.3 V6 turbo. Auto. Loaded. Rebuilt turbo at 50K. Runs great, New alternator, throttle position sensor, and computer. Has some paint issues but still looks good. Nice black leather interior. Aftermarket CD player. Vehicle was stolen in 94 and recovered with no wheels and tires, steering wheel, radio and seats so it now has a rebuilt title. I purchased this 2 years ago and previous owner had it for 17 years. Serious buyers please contact me for more details at 860-997-6796 $200 paypal payment due at end of auction. Cash payment due at time of pickup. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs and arrangements. Vehicle is also listed locally. Thanks for looking!
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