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The Typhoon was one of the first of its breed with an auto manufacturer deciding to make a performance vehicle out of an SUV and had a short life span from 1991-1993. Powering these trucks was a 4. 3L turbocharged V6 pumping out a strong 280HP from the factory and delivered it to all four wheels! The Typhoon has been a bit of a lost gem until recently and has started to become a very popular vehicle for collectors and enthusiasts everywhere. This Typhoon has been very well kept over the years and has only had two owners since new. The red paint still looks like it did on the showroom floor and very few were built in this color. Getting behind the wheel of this GMC, you would hardly guess what it is capable of. It all becomes very clear once you start cruise though and lay your foot into the throttle! The all wheel drive hooks up hard and presses you back in your seat with authority. This unassuming pickup will surprise most of...

This pickup is a rare find and has been well maintained throughout its entire life. - between the clean look and the originality, this is one fun ride!

Under the hood of this classic 50 year-old truck is the rebuilt 350 CID V8 engine putting out reliable power. Sending that V8 power to the rear end is the column shifted 3-speed automatic transmission. When it comes time to stop this truck, the driver will appreciate the power brakes and power steering.

Moving outward, the truck maintains the look with original styling. The body is finished in a Blue and white paint. The chrome bumpers and appropriate trim are in great condition also. Supporting each corner of this large truck are Rally wheels. The bed is covered by a paint matched spray in bedliner and vinyl cover that is in like-new condition. Wrapped around those wheels are a set of radial tires with good tread life left in them.

Upon entering the vehicle, the driver will notice the two-tone...

This year of Sierra was the last year of an 18-year 'Square Body' style that has subsequently become extremely popular with classic truck enthusiasts. Clearly this truck goes a step further from a stock look though! A frame off build by Vanderpool's Automotive in Tucson, Arizona took this humble pickup to new heights starting with powder coating the frame and Yellow Pearl exterior paint on the body. This K1500 pickup features some cool cosmetic modifications like a custom hood, bed cover and molding of the rear bumper that originally protruded from below the fenders. Furthermore, all lights were upgraded to LED's, mirrors painted body color, and door handles replaced. The 22' Boss wheels with Toyo Proxes tires are a hefty investment in themselves! Under the hood of this restored '91 GMC is a 350 CID/5. 7l V8 that was rebuilt according to the seller around 25,000 miles ago. These motors in GM light duty trucks had between 190-210hp in 1991 according to factory specifications. The 700R4 4-speed automatic transmission is a reliable unit and gives this pickup great performance on the street and the highway through the stock 10-bolt rear end. Inside this GMC gets real fancy thanks to a $10,000+...

In the late 80's into the early 90's, GM was on a turbo roll. Boosting and high technology was all the rage! Walking around this example one should notice the classic gloss black paint with gold badging. Adding to the curb appeal are painted silver 16' alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires, roof racks, rear spoiler, and tinted windows. The black leather front bucket and rear folding seats flow well with the paint theme. This GMC give the mix of performance with comfort features. Features include air conditioning(R12, needs to be updated as it is not cold), AM/FM radio, cruise control, leather seats, power brakes, power locks, power steering, power windows, seat belts, tilt steering, etc. Packing 280hp, AWD, and a 0-60 time of 5. 3seconds, there were very few cars that could catch a Typhoon back in 1993. This powerplant is mated to a 4L60E 4-Speed automatic transmission with an odometer reading just under 80k. The miles are documented on the history report as...

Even though it has yet to see the strip, this GMC has the ability to kill it on the strip Saturday night and then win the car show on Sunday. Not only is it street legal, but it also runs on 93 octane pump gas. This GMC has been completely done from top to bottom, inside and out, nothing was left untouched. Start with the paint. A basecoat of DuPont black was applied on the whole body. Then from the rocker panels to the body line DuPont's Radar blue was faded in giving this truck a great base. To finish it off custom graphics and air brush were laid down by Taylor House of Color finishing off this award winning paint. Open the door and will see an interior like no other. Bitchin Stitchin combined Grey Leather and tweed from the headliner to the floor and even inside the custom bed. Just like the interior it is nothing but the best. Under the hood is a 1968 2482 Nogular iron 350 block was bored. 030 over and then stuffed with forged TRW pistons with C. A. T. rods. It was then decided to go with all COMP cam, lifters, and rockers....