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This 1984 GMC Caballero is the cousin of the El Camino and this cousin is looking good! showcasing a sleek gloss black exterior that makes this Caballero look sinister. Inside, the vehicle features a maroon cloth interior, creating a striking color contrast that adds to its overall appeal. Under the hood, this Caballero is equipped with a robust LT1 Chevrolet V8 engine, a powerhouse that delivers impressive performance and reliability. When this engine was plucked from the donor car several upgrades were added such as Thorley Headers and MSD coil to name a few. Paired with a 700R4 automatic transmission, your drives will be smooth, effortless, and enjoyable. Lakewood traction bars help hold the rear axle steady and allow for more bite from the tires and this is needed. While dimpled front rotors and disc brake provide the whoa for all this horsepower. This Caballero is not only about style and performance, it also boasts a range of features designed for comfort, safety, and convenience. It comes with air conditioning to keep you cool during the hot summer...

It only had one owner who bought it brand new from Behlmann GMC Trucks in Florissant, Missouri and always kept it garaged and never drove it in snow or salt. The next owner of this emerging classic will inherit the Original Owner's Brochure, Window Sticker, and Owner's Manual.

Nearly three decades are their sister company, Chevrolet, started producing the El Camino, GMC came out with a rear-wheel-drive coupe utility/pick up called the Sprint, which in 1978 was renamed Caballero for the 1978. 1987 was the final production year of the Caballero. This particular Amarillo trim was originally called Laredo and was the luxury trimline of this coupe utility truck.

There are a tremendous number of things to value about his 1984 GMC Caballero Amarillo, including the original miles, the cleanliness and very well maintained condition of the interior, and the surprisingly great condition of the exterior paint. It's like someone jumped into their time Machine and went back to...