For Sale: 1972 GMC Sierra in Marietta, Georgia

BIG POWER, 700R4 TRANS, FRONT DISCS, PWR STEER & BRAKES
The neat clean lines of these trucks have always been a good look. This one is nice looking in its bright blue paint while some significant chassis rake and big chrome wheels give it a bit of attitude. You can go ahead and judge this book by its cover if you like, because the story inside is just as good. Check it out.
Cruising this truck down Main Street at night must be fun. The lights would be reflecting off the broad expanses of light blue paint of the body panels and dancing off the crisp lines of the hood. It would certainly be turning heads and getting peoples attention. What really adds to the effect is what is not there. Like any side trim or ornamentation disturbing the look and the lines. What is there is just the right amount of nice new chrome. Up front the GMC grill makes a statement that is different and bolder than its Chevrolet cousins. A strong cross of chrome divides the grill into four quarters which are flanked by quad headlights. Chrome dresses out the leading edge of the hood and fenders too and it is all underlined by a simple chrome bumper. Out back the look is even cleaner with two simple taillights edged in polished metal with another simple bumper underneath.
Open the door and you will find that the neat and clean theme continues in the blue interior too. The same pattern carries through on the comfortable bench seat, you know, the kind of seat that lets your significant other slide over close to you for the ride. A deep dish three spoke steering wheel has a GMC horn button in the center and a shifter for the automatic transmission on the column. Stock gauges are mounted in a black panel in the blue dash and a Kenwood head unit that is AM/FM/CD pumps the sounds out through speakers for your listening pleasure. Fresh carpets and a nice headliner complete the picture and tie the look of the interior together nicely.
Pop the hood and you will find the story behind the attitude this bad to the bone classic truck. There you will find a fresh built sbc 406 cubic inch powerhouse nestled down in a neat and clean engine bay. The firewall is painted to match the exterior and the inner fender wells have all been coated in flat black which directs your attention to the star of the show. It is topped by a polished air cleaner. The air is sent down through a 4-barrel carburetor and Edelbrock Performer intake manifold. Chrome valve covers with breathers add their splash of flash while the ignition system gets the spark to the plugs through black wires. Spent gasses are extracted through long tube headers and sent back through the true dual exhuast. Power front disc brakes insure that you can haul this sweet ride back down from speed if you let those horses run, and the rubber meets the road through 255/40ZR20s mounted on those awesome U.S. MAGS alloy wheels.
A super clean looking GMC C/10 with some serious attitude and the muscle to back up the look. Come on down and check this truck out. Then take it home with you and go show it off under the lights.