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The word 'Caballero' is from the Spanish language. Its most common definition today in the Americas is 'gentleman', though its technical definition is 'horseman' or 'knight'.

The Caballero and the fifth generation El Camino shared their mechanical parts with the Chevrolet Malibu series, but rode on a 9-inch longer wheelbase. Other than different nameplates and minor trim variations, it is difficult to distinguish a Caballero from an El Camino at more than 10 paces distance. It was largely for this reason that the Caballero did not sell in the higher volumes that the El Camino did over the years (many never even knew a GMC version existed), though that rarity now counts as a plus to many Caballero fans and collectors. Exterior appearance remained largely the same over the truck's nine-year lifespan, with the biggest changes through the years coming mostly in the form of grille design. For 1982, the front end was changed to a full-width grille design housing four headlights and a four-row crosshatch pattern; this persisted through the vehicle's demise in 1987.

Caballero interiors featured a bench seat in standard models, though an upgrade to bucket seats with a center console and floor-mounted...

This 4x4 has a 350 CID V8, automatic transmission, Dana 60 rear axle, and 4. 11 gears that will get you about anywhere you need to go! It has an AM/FM/CD radio, power steering, a new windshield, new rear glass, bedliner, new wheels and radial...

1971 GMC 1500 pickup in great condition! Beautifully restored by its second of only three owners, it has won many car show awards. Powered by the original 350 CID V8 and an upgraded automatic transmission with overdrive this pickup will do 75 MPH all day. Very nice Dark Green paint and Dark Green interior really fit this truck well. Options include AM/FM/Cassette, power brakes, power steering, seat belts, vinyl interior, overdrive transmission, electric fan,...

1973 brought an all new design to the Chevrolet and GMC truck line that was revolutionary in appearance for its time in the truck world. These third generation trucks were marketed with the 'Rounded -Line' moniker highlighting the pickup's rounded lines including the windshield corners, cab roof, sloped rounded doors, front fenders, pickup box corners. This new design feature also helped improve aerodynamics and fuel efficiency over the previous design.

This 1973 GMC Sierra Grande is powered by its original 350 CID V8 engine, backed by a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission, and running to a 10 bolt rear end with 3. 08 gears with 90,018 actual miles. This beautiful truck as spent its entire life in the same family, handed down over the years and always taken good care of. It was restored to its current state back in 2008 which included a repaint back to its factory green and white color and still has a brilliant shine. The interior is in great condition matching the...

For Sale: 1989 GMC Sierra 3500 Dually. Experience the power and performance of this classic 1989 GMC Sierra 3500 Dually. This truck is equipped with a robust 7. 4 Liter V8 engine and an automatic transmission, ensuring a smooth and powerful drive. The exterior of the truck is a sleek black, a timeless color that never goes out of style. Inside, you'll find a comfortable gray cloth interior that adds a touch of elegance to the ruggedness of this vehicle. This GMC Sierra 3500 Dually is not just about power and looks; it's also packed with features for your comfort and convenience. It comes with air conditioning to keep you cool during those hot summer drives. The AM/FM radio provides entertainment for your journey, while the cruise control feature allows for relaxed, long-distance driving. Safety and security are also well taken care of in this...