1976 GMC K2500 SUBURBAN SIERRA CLASSIC 44 $34500. Terry
952-451-2104 Finished in a distinctive gold-and-white color
combination, this 1976 GMC Suburban Sierra Classic captures the
rugged personality and unmistakable style of the classic American
sport utility. Its substantial three-quarter-ton configuration,
four-wheel drive and spacious four-door body offer an appealing
combination of vintage character and truck-based versatility. VIN
TKU266F504101 identifies this Suburban as originally equipped with
a 400ci four-barrel V8. An automatic transmission with a
column-mounted shifter complements its 44 drivetrain. The exterior
features chrome bumpers with front bumper guards, bright side
moldings, Sierra Classic 25 emblems, a roof-mounted luggage rack
and steel wheels with GMC hubcaps. A Trailering Special badge adds
another distinctive period detail. Inside, the brown-and-tan cabin
features bench seating, woodgrain-style dashboard and door-panel
accents, an in-dash clock, auxiliary gauges and a pushbutton radio.
Air-conditioning controls are present, although operation has not
been verified. The front bench upholstery shows substantial wear
and will require repair or replacement. With its bold two-tone
appearance, heavy-duty configuration and classic square-body
proportions, this GMC offers an appealing foundation for an
enthusiast seeking a vintage family cruiser, recreational vehicle
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