Vehicle Description
A full blacked-out sports truck with fuel-injected power, sleek
looks, and a bucket-seat interior. This 1992 GMC Sonoma GT is a
well-preserved classic that really has a dark side.
Light cannot escape from a black hole, and that's exactly also what
this truck feels like from its first impression. After all, the
black has a gloss that looks like it consumes all the light around
it and radiates it like a star. And this is believed to be the
original factory application. The reason it can still look so good
is because this has led a well-respected life and averaged less
than 2,100 miles annually. GMC was serious about creating a mean GT
truck, and so they gave it plenty of the Syclone's sporty
appearance. This includes the front air dam w/fog lights, full body
kit, and color-matched bumpers. And because a tonneau was part of
the factory package, the bed has been protected from day one
(that's why it's still as glossy and straight as the rest of the
truck.) While GMC did a terrific job with the whole package, this
one is a bit meaner than the rest of the GTs out there. This has a
lowered suspension with special Corvette-style 17-inch black
alloys. And we love how even this upgrade was detailed correctly
with the bold red GMC center caps.
The inside of this truck feels like a sports car. It starts with
deeply bolster black velour seats that have red piping to give this
the same attitude as the outside. And this style is continued on
the door panels and carpeting. You get plenty of comfort features
as standard, including power windows, power locks, provisions for
air conditioning, an armrest center console, and the factory
premium AM/FM/CD stereo with five-band equalizer. This is a very
factory-correct package, and they wanted you to know you were
driving something special. That's why you have the sports steering
wheel, and beyond that is the full round gauge package w/tach that
looks like it belongs on one of GM's Super Sport models.
Under the hood is a fuel-injected 4.3-liter V6 motor. This is a
very correct and clean presentation, which is another reminder of
this GT's well-kept life. The V6 fires up with authority and runs
like a reliable GMC should. This Vortec powerplant in the
lightweight single-cab pickup was a great combination to really
give this truck the performance to back up its looks. There was
even a sports suspension upgrade as part of the GT package, and so
it handles well on the streets. Plus, with grippy performance
tires, power steering, front disc brakes, anti-lock brakes, and a
four-speed automatic transmission w/overdrive, and you soon realize
this a great driver for any time.
Complete with the original warranty card and owner's manual, this
is a distinct and well-preserved performance pickup. So don't let
this deal pass you by, call today!
