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The GMC Sprint was introduced in 1971 as twin to Chevy's El Camino. The Sprint was renamed to Caballero in 1978 and would see production until 1987. Caballero is Spanish for 'Horseman or Knight' but translates to English as 'Gentleman. ' The El Camino and Caballero were in heated competition with Ford's Rachero for many years. When all this utility vehicles were discontinued it left a hole in the market. Many attempts have been made to revive platforms, but the closest revival would be GM's Australian brand, Holden, with their Ute. Here we have a '83 Caballero and wow does it make a statement. The Sherwin Williams Clear Coat and Base Coat of blue and black paint is bold and commands your attention. The red stripe helps break up the two-tone colors tastefully and is very sharp. Extra funds were spent to continue the colors into the inner bed which is rarely done. The blue and black leather/vinyl combo interior certainly complements the exterior and is in great order. Under the hood is the a rebuilt 5. 7L 350ci V8 backed by a turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission. Current owner has had her for over 39 years making her a 1-owner...

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...

This model boasts a rich brown exterior, complemented by a matching brown cloth interior, creating a cohesive and timeless aesthetic. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, promising a smooth and robust driving experience. This Caballero is not just about power and looks, it's also designed with your comfort in mind. Stay cool during those hot summer drives with the air conditioning system, and enjoy your favorite tunes with the AM/FM radio and cassette tape player, adding a touch of nostalgia to your journey. The cloth interior provides a comfortable and cozy environment, good for both short trips and long drives. For added convenience, this GMC Caballero is equipped with cruise control, allowing for more relaxed highway driving. Power brakes and power steering contribute to a safer, more controlled driving experience. The vehicle also features radial tires,...

This 1985 Caballero Amarillo is powered by a 305 cubic inch V8 engine and is backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission. Options on this 1985 GMC Caballero Amarillo Edition include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio with Cassette Player, Cruise Control, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Cloth Interior, Tilt Wheel and Goodyear Wrangler radial tires wrapped around Rally wheels. This '85 GMC Caballero is offered for sale with just 38,655 original miles and is sold with receipts documenting recent maintenance and an original dealer's brochure. The Amarillo package offered two-tone paint, body & wheel molding along with special Amarillo badges. The '85 Caballero was capable of hauling 1250lbs. in its 35. 5 cubic ft. bed from the factory and was able to tow up to 6,000lbs including trailer, cargo and equipment. With the sleek looks of a sports car and...

GMC made three versions of this vehicle. The Caballero, a Caballero Amarillo, and a Caballero Diablo, which is what we have here. Recently this GMC has been tuned up (cap, rotor, plugs, wires), oil changed, had the transmission serviced, and changed gear oil in rear diff. The mechanic also did valve seals, keepers, gaskets, new hoses, belts and vacuum lines Runs, drives, shifts, stops as it should. The bed is coated with nice color matching bed liner. The top section above the aluminum trim has been repainted. The rest of the paint is original with exception of roof and that little half inch strip above the aluminum trim. Undercarriage of this car is undercoated. The interior is in overall good shape. Both bucket seats are in good shape, Original and clean. Carpet, headliner, dash, door panels are all good! Even behind the seats and curtain where spare is stored. Car even has factory additional rear speakers. Ordered with so many options, center console storage compartment with storage and ash tray. Power windows, power locks, tilt...