Twenty years ago, mid 70's square body trucks were not high on the
collectible totem pole. Terms like "you couldn't give them away"
and "a dime a dozen" are used now as we watch the market for C10's
and C15's skyrocket faster than anyone imagined. So, while a 1986
Sierra might still seem pedestrian and common, it's quickly
reaching classic status as fewer and fewer are on the road or in
usable condition and at the same time, consternations about modern
drivetrain quality is under scrutiny.
For consignment, a 1986 GMC Sierra Classic 2500 4x4 long bed pickup
truck with a title verified 79,358 actual miles. This is a one
family truck with the original owner avoiding winter storms and the
corrosion that typically follows.
Due to modifications of the emissions control devices installed by
the manufacturer, please check your local, state, and federal laws
to determine if this vehicle is applicable for use on public
highways in your area.*
Exterior
Canyon Copper is an appropriate name for the brown paint on our
2500 and the optional two tone combo with Beige creates quite a
standout, especially when teamed with the matching Leer bed camp.
The flat front fascia features stacked dual headlights and a black
grille in an aluminum surround over the straight chrome bumper.
This truck has the addition of a bug deflector which rockets
incoming insects skyward and over the windshield. Chrome side
mirrors are large, and the truck sits high on 16-inch steel wheels
with 75 series LT rated tires. A few inches of the lift are
tempered by the addition of DeeZee running boards, added to greatly
ease entry. Chrome exhaust tips exit behind the rear wheels and a
tow hitch is included on the diamond steel topped rear bumper.
Overall, the exterior is in good condition with some random
scratches and several areas of rust bubbling and a rust hole on the
rocker panel.
Interior
The western vibe of the exterior carries over to the interior where
tan and saddle is first combined on the elaborate door panels that
combine vinyl, plastic, metals, carpet, and a velour insert on a
busy and functional door, each showing a bit of patina. So does the
tan cloth bench which has tears on the side and seam at piping with
the upper surfaces remaining relatively clean and intact. The
steering wheel is intact but the center cap has a crack and the
black column leads to an aluminum faced dashboard with an array of
black faced gauges with easy to read orange needles. The A/C panel
and AM/FM/Cassette radio are to the right while the passenger has
on the clean brown dash pad and glove box ahead. Plush tan carpet
covers the floor where we find the transfer case selector, all in
good condition. The headliner is clean and the bed is in great
shape and covered with a fitted rubber mat.
Drivetrain
Driver quality conditions are found in the bay where the 350ci V8
resides. It is fueled by a 4-barrel carburetor and backed by a
TH350 3-speed automatic transmission sending power to the 14 bolt
rear or splitting it to the front 10 bolt, both with 4.10
gears.
Undercarriage
Like the bay, the underside has its share of surface rust but
generally dry conditions. Leaf springs are utilized front and rear
and power brakes are onboard as front disc and rear drum. Dual
exhaust finds FlowMaster mufflers before exiting via chrome tips
and there are no catalytic converters on the system.
Drive-Ability
We pump the gas and turn the key and the trusty 350 comes to life
without hesitation. We note an exhaust leak as we head out to the
test loop, and the cab proves to be a comfortable place to be with
lots of room. The sliding rear window is the first of three windows
you'll look through in the rear view mirror, but each is sizable
and not overly restrictive. The truck runs fine and tracks true,
and we note the radio turns on but does not produce sound and the
passenger power window is not working. Beyond that, all functional
items operate as they should. While Classic Auto Mall represents
that these functions were working at the time of our test drive, we
cannot guarantee these functions will be working at the time of
your purchase.
Plow truck, grocery getter, winter beater, cruise night chariot,
camper conversion platform. There are so many possibilities with
this truck and in this condition with these miles, it is becoming
harder to find each year. We list regular, now vintage trucks
because there's a demand for them and they usually don't last, so
contact your friendly Car Specialist today.
1GTGK24M9GF728991
1-USA
G-General Motors
T-GMC Truck
G-8001 Thru 9000 GVWR
K-4wd
2-3/4 Ton
4-2 Door Conventional Cab
M-350ci V8
9-Check Digit
G-1986
F-Flint, MI Assy Plant
728991-Sequential Unit Number
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is not included in the advertised price.
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Vehicle Details
1986 GMC Sierra
Listing ID:CC-1999766
Price:$19,500
Location:Morgantown, Pennsylvania
Year:1986
Make:GMC
Model:Sierra
Exterior Color:Canyon Copper
Interior Color:Saddle
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:79358
Stock Number:7806
VIN:1GTGK24M9GF728991
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