For Sale: 1971 GMC Sprint in Arlington, Texas for sale in Arlington, TX
Vehicle Description 1971 GMC Sprint This '71 Sprint comes with a strong V8 and a restoration done right.
This very clean truck was built right and is an outstanding classic.
When you get into a distinct 1971 GMC Sprint packaging you know you have a one of a kind.
Not only are these are rare sight today, the 1971 was the first year for the Sprint name.
They were introduced as GMC's answer to the El Camino and lasted for 2 generations.
In the 2nd generation they were renamed to Cabalerro.
It isn't just local history that makes this one grab attention.
A solid investment was put into this classic GMC with nice solid body rust free body panels, bright chrome bumpers, and distinctive deep Blue paint.
It is topped with a nice clear coat to give it a good shine.
The glass is all good with a slight tint.
It sits on US Mag wheels with ZR20 tires.
Under the hood of this classic Sprint is a 350 ci Chevy small block V8 that offers plenty of power and runs strong.
It features a 850 Holly 4 barrel, 33991492 double hump heads, Crane roller rockers and a 280/480 Comp cam.
It has been dressed up very nicely with lots of chrome and a polished serpentine belt system that includes an all new air compressor, alternator and power steering pump.
It delivers a great sound through headers into a dual stainless exhaust with large exhaust tips.
The car has been completely rewired to factory specs, fused and loomed to last and look the part of a very classy, detailed restoration.
The car starts up well and the 3 speed automatic transmission shifts smoothly and confidently.
It was built to be a solid all around driver and hits the road with ease.
It has power steering and all new brakes throughout.
Below is a list of items that are brand new on this 1971 Sprint.
Brakes, Calipers, Rotors, Lines Exhaust Suspension Coil (Airbags) Wiring Harness Dash, Gauges, Radio Vintage AC/Heat Serpentine Belt System Starter, Alternator, AC Compressor Power Steering Pump and Reservoir Distributor, Plugs, Wires Radiator and Electric Fan All Trim Wheels/Tires Paint Just like the El Camino, the GMC Sprint shares a lot of Chevelle DNA inside.
This gives you the seating, dash, carpeting and door panels of a car combined with the usefulness of a truck bed.
It has all been redone in Black and is in excellent condition.
It has a new stock round gauge cluster combined with a tachometer.
An aftermarket retro-styled AM/FM digital tuner stereo has been added to deliver all your favorite tunes.
The Vintage AC/heating system works properly with no issues.
This is a very cool classic and you don't see a lot of them done up this nice.
It will make someone a great driver and show car.
Park it in your garage for $27,500.
00!.
This very clean truck was built right and is an outstanding classic.
When you get into a distinct 1971 GMC Sprint packaging you know you have a one of a kind.
Not only are these are rare sight today, the 1971 was the first year for the Sprint name.
They were introduced as GMC's answer to the El Camino and lasted for 2 generations.
In the 2nd generation they were renamed to Cabalerro.
It isn't just local history that makes this one grab attention.
A solid investment was put into this classic GMC with nice solid body rust free body panels, bright chrome bumpers, and distinctive deep Blue paint.
It is topped with a nice clear coat to give it a good shine.
The glass is all good with a slight tint.
It sits on US Mag wheels with ZR20 tires.
Under the hood of this classic Sprint is a 350 ci Chevy small block V8 that offers plenty of power and runs strong.
It features a 850 Holly 4 barrel, 33991492 double hump heads, Crane roller rockers and a 280/480 Comp cam.
It has been dressed up very nicely with lots of chrome and a polished serpentine belt system that includes an all new air compressor, alternator and power steering pump.
It delivers a great sound through headers into a dual stainless exhaust with large exhaust tips.
The car has been completely rewired to factory specs, fused and loomed to last and look the part of a very classy, detailed restoration.
The car starts up well and the 3 speed automatic transmission shifts smoothly and confidently.
It was built to be a solid all around driver and hits the road with ease.
It has power steering and all new brakes throughout.
Below is a list of items that are brand new on this 1971 Sprint.
Brakes, Calipers, Rotors, Lines Exhaust Suspension Coil (Airbags) Wiring Harness Dash, Gauges, Radio Vintage AC/Heat Serpentine Belt System Starter, Alternator, AC Compressor Power Steering Pump and Reservoir Distributor, Plugs, Wires Radiator and Electric Fan All Trim Wheels/Tires Paint Just like the El Camino, the GMC Sprint shares a lot of Chevelle DNA inside.
This gives you the seating, dash, carpeting and door panels of a car combined with the usefulness of a truck bed.
It has all been redone in Black and is in excellent condition.
It has a new stock round gauge cluster combined with a tachometer.
An aftermarket retro-styled AM/FM digital tuner stereo has been added to deliver all your favorite tunes.
The Vintage AC/heating system works properly with no issues.
This is a very cool classic and you don't see a lot of them done up this nice.
It will make someone a great driver and show car.
Park it in your garage for $27,500.
00!.
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