Burgundy 1982 K20 46 Inch Tires on 2040-cars
Fulton, Missouri, United States
This is a 1982 Chevy K20 with the highly sought after square body style. This truck has never seen mud or salt. Truck was completely rebuilt with custom burgundy paint, was bought with 33's, has a 16 inch suspension, 3 inch body lift, has 46.5 inch 14 ply re-treadable military tires. Has 20 inch fuel wheels and a built engine. Interior is in ok shape, speedometer works but is off, other gauges don't work, whoever rebuilt it before me converted it from diesel to gas. Lift was done by certified shop. Top of bed measures 6'6", roof is about 8'8". There is a 5 inch chip missing in the paint on the driver's side due to the brutal winter. Included in sale is original set of wheels and 33 inch tires that were originally on it. Due to the size of the tires the handling isn't the best. Its a 4 speed manual and is 4X4. I have invested about $18,000 in this truck with the paint, lift, and the engine. Only reason for sale is because I have a baby on the way.
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While still based on the same platform as North America's fleet-only Captiva Sport (which is effectively a rebadged Saturn Vue), the Captiva is available in both five- and seven-seat iterations, and it looks far more modern. That's particularly the case with this updated model, which features revamped front- and rear ends that include restyled bumpers, grilles and LED taillamps, among other changes.
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And now that we have that non-negative half-answer to a speculative question, it would be irresponsible for us not to commence rumormilling for the C8 Corvette. Taking Reuss at his word, the C8 will obviously be a hybrid with all-wheel-drive - the left side wheels driven with electric motors, the right side with the mid-mounted, four-cylinder diesel engine. With coefficient of drag of just .16, figure on a 0-to-60 mile-per-hour time of under 2 seconds and an all-electric range of something like 30 miles at top speed. Don't forget, folks, you read it here first.
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