This 1988 Chevrolet Cheyenne K-1500 Pickup has been recently
restored it has a 5.7L V-8 engine with an automatic transmission.
The exterior is a beautiful factory Black Metallic and the inside
is blue with cloth seats. It is a 4-wheel drive vehicle. It has a
new base clear coat paint, new exterior trim with led head lights,
new head liner, carpet, weather stripping and seat cover. It has a
new upper control arm, ball joints, shocks and front brakes, new
BFG all-terrain tires on factory wheels. It has had a fresh tune
up, fluids and front-end alignment and the A/C runs cold. There is
50k miles on the replacement motor and has a regular cab. This car
has cruise control, tilt steering column, heater, tow bar, stereo
system, all lights work, crank windows work, door locks work,
wipers work, rims are in good condition, paint is in good
condition, this car runs and drives well. Overall, this is a very
nice truck and would be a great driver.
Vehicle Details
1988 Chevrolet Cheyenne
Listing ID:CC-1955910
Price:$28,500
Location:Reno, Nevada
Year:1988
Make:Chevrolet
Model:Cheyenne
Exterior Color:Dark Charcoal Metallic
Interior Color:Blue
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:198619
Stock Number:213095
VIN:1GCDK14K1JZ213095
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