1991 Gmc Sonoma Base Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Bradenton, Florida, United States
I
am selling my 1991 GMC Sonoma, it’s powered by its original 4.3L V6 and
automatic transmission it's a 2WD, short bed, standard cab. The truck runs good
I just drove it down to Ft Myers and back with no issues. The truck is all
original condition with 140,000 miles or so, the odometer stopped working in
March and shows 129,000.
I’m
selling the truck because I have a company car now and no longer need the
additional vehicle.
Clear FL title in hand. This truck is being sold AS IS. There will be a $200 non-refundable deposit
due within 12 hours of the auction closing.
The remaining balance will be due within 48 hours CASH ONLY to be paid
by the buyer or designee.
If
your Ebay rating is less then 10 please reach out to me via email prior to
bidding.
Thanks
Keywords:
Chevy, GMC, 4.3L, SBC, S10, Pickup, S-10, S-15, Rat Rod, Minitruck, Mini Truck
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