1993 Gmc Typhoon Base Sport Utility 2-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States
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This is my 1993 GMC Typhoon # 623 of 2000. I have been working on this truck for about 8/9 months now and it's finally done. New Jasper 4.3 direct port turbo engine installed at 110,000(6000 miles), transmission, Kinagowa 20G turbo with spring loaded internal waste gate , cold air intake, boost gage, dual pillar gage holder, air conditioning compressor and components, radiator, electric fan with thermostate, pro comp 3" drop kit, plugs, wires, cap, rotor button, and blow off valve added.New head lights, fog lights, and much more This truck is. 98 out of 100 and I can provide paper work or reciepts for every thing listed. Also Jasper engine has 1 year left on warrenty. Founders Federal Credit Union owns the title on this truck and that is who you will deal with directly on the purchase. Buyer is responsible for shipping. I poured lots of time and money into this truck but my family and school are just more important. Please email me with any questions, thanks for looking. ONCE AGAIN, FOUNDERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION IS THE OWNER OF THE TITLE. THIS IS WHO YOU WILL BE DEALING WITH TO GET THE TITLE FOR THE TRUCK!
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