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Built in 1984 and restored over the course of a few years the receipt book has compiled quite a lot. That book is included with this vehicle to prove the money that has been spent. The paint and body was done a few years ago to refresh the outside. A spray in bedliner was added to protect the bed as well as keeping it pleasing to the eye yet useful. All of the mechanicals have been gone through and refreshened and replaced as needed, just look at the interior. There are a few minor upgrades on the engine. The intake manifold is an Edelbrock...

It only had one owner who bought it brand new from Behlmann GMC Trucks in Florissant, Missouri and always kept it garaged and never drove it in snow or salt. The next owner of this emerging classic will inherit the Original Owner's Brochure, Window Sticker, and Owner's Manual.

Nearly three decades are their sister company, Chevrolet, started producing the El Camino, GMC came out with a rear-wheel-drive coupe utility/pick up called the Sprint, which in 1978 was renamed Caballero for the 1978. 1987 was the final production year of the Caballero. This particular Amarillo trim was originally called Laredo and was the luxury trimline of this coupe utility truck.

There are a tremendous number of things to value about his 1984 GMC Caballero Amarillo, including the original miles, the cleanliness and very well maintained condition of the interior, and the surprisingly great condition of the exterior paint. It's like someone jumped into their time Machine and went back to...

This 1972 GMC 1500 is a prime example of what a classic pickup should look like. The forest green and white paint will fit in at any of the local car shows as well as retain the original looks of this great truck. Under the hood is a 350 Chevy small block V8 that is mated up nicely to a 3-speed automatic transmission. Helping it breath is the brand new Flowmaster true dual exhaust. The interior retains the original look and feel but has been painstakingly maintained so everything is still in working order. A set of...

If you are looking for a four-eyed El Camino, the GMC Caballero makes a great alternative. This one in particular is a fine example, having undergone a nearly full restoration. From paint and body to the interior this GMC is ready to roll. The frame was media blasted and coated with Eastwood Chassis black paint. The suspension bushings were replaced with polyurethane units front and rear, new shock absorbers were installed and the ball joints were replaced. The steering box was replaced with a Jeep Grand Cherokee quick ratio steering box, a new center link was installed as were new tire rod ends. On the body, new polyurethane body mounts, new paint, and new door hinge pins. The interior was redone with a new ABS dash cover, carpet, new power window...

This stunning vehicle is more than just its eye-catching exterior; it is an embodiment of vintage charm and modern functionality. Under its hood, you'll find a robust 4. 3L V6 engine coupled with a smooth 4-speed automatic transmission, ensuring a powerful yet comfortable driving experience. The power brakes and power steering add to the ease of handling, making every drive a breeze. The Caballero's interior is just as impressive as its exterior. It boasts a warm tan cloth upholstery that nicely complements the bright yellow exterior. For your comfort and safety, the vehicle is fitted with seatbelts and a tilt steering wheel, allowing you to adjust your driving position for optimum control and convenience. When it comes to entertainment, this GMC Caballero doesn't disappoint. It's equipped with an AM/FM radio and a cassette tape player, harking back to the golden age of audio. Listen to your favorite radio shows or play your beloved mixtapes as you cruise down the street in style. The car's aluminum wheels are not just sturdy but also add to the overall aesthetic appeal of the vehicle. The custom wheels, paired with radial tires, assure...