Vehicle Description
While the custom Harley-Davidson style got you to stop and look at
this 1989 Chevrolet Silverado, you're going to want to dig a little
deeper. This has the extra interior space, fuel-injected V8 power,
loaded features, and long bed usability to be the ideal mix where
you get to stand out from the crowd without giving up real truck
practicality.
You know no one will ever mistake this for a stock Silverado. After
all, Chevrolet never had a Harley-Davidson edition but had they
beaten Ford to it, this is how it SHOULD have looked. In fact, this
is such a well-done package you could probably tell people it was a
prototype. That means a cool orange and black color theme that gets
noticed. This distinction starts at the front where the
color-matched bumper, clear headlights, and H-D logo in place of
the bow tie all look stylish. Plus, the design of the custom hood
scoops looked like they were borrowed from the meanest version of
the final-gen Pontiac Trans Am. The sides let the long bed really
show off the two-tone treatment, and that also means more space to
show off the barbed wire pinstriping. Because they deleted any
brightwork trim, those 20-inch polished alloys are true standouts.
It all ends with an awesome look in the rear with bright exhaust
tips, a color-matched bumper, and a Harley logo dominating the
tailgate. A distinctive look, but it never loses the practicality
you want in a pickup. That soft tonneau cover gives the long bed a
sleek style, and it also comes off easier in case you want to use
the long bed to mount your hog.
The interior has a full upgraded upholstery package that gives you
Harley-Davidson's iconic black and orange done in supple leather.
Matching floor mats and flame-kissed door panels are all part of
the comprehensive style where people could really believe this
custom was a prototype. More than just bold, this Silverado has a
practical side. The handy extended cab is nice for added secure
storage, and the full back seat had proper seat belts to easily
bring along family and friends. There are plenty of comfort
features, including power windows, power locks, cruise control, the
unique factory AM/FM stereo w/cassette, a sliding rear window, and
factory air conditioning.
Under the hood is a 5.7-liter fuel-injected V8. It looks highly
stock and well maintained. So while it's unknown if the odometer
reflects the truck's actual mileage, the way it fires up and runs
is an indicator of the right care and investments. And it's truly a
great anytime choice with easy driving features like power
steering, power brakes with discs up front, modern sport tires, and
a four-speed automatic transmission w/highway-friendly
overdrive.
Complete with owner's manual, you can easily imagine strapping your
Harley into the back of this truck or just enjoying the unique
style all on its own. That's the versatility of a mean and
comfortable custom. Call now!
