My neighbor recently passed away at the age of 85.
He had several vehicles, one of which is a 1992 2 door GMC Yukon 350 / 4 speed. It has 48,000 original miles and is pretty spotless. A few minor imperfections but overall, really nice.
I talked to his son about buying it, and he got back to me today saying he'd let me have it for $11,000. And that he'd do all the fluids (trans, oil, coolant, brake, etc) and put on new tires and put in a new battery so it'd be ready to go. He works at a lube shop so he's able to do all that fairly cheap.
It's mostly original. The old guy used it as a weekend driver and has only ever done rear shocks (one was leaking apparently, just did both), an alternator and a/c compressor. All done in 2013.
I thought it sounded a bit high, but I looked on ebay completed listings and autotrader and it seems like worse condition ones are selling for more. I guess these are becoming somewhat collectable. Looks exactly like pic related.
This an old ass GM product, which means it's cheap.
Brody Bennett
okay honestly right now is a bad time to buy a car like that. every car is overvalued because of the bull market, and it shouldn't be too much longer until everyone tries to sell their cars for thousands cheaper
Christian Wood
>$11,000 fuck no
Henry Hall
if you want it, buy it. otherwise regret it. maybe barter with the son and get it down to 8 - 9k but youll do all the fluids etc. while pointing out its blemishes and flaws
Adrian Roberts
8k and it's barely passable
Juan Foster
I love two door full size SUVs espesially ones produced by GM, i myself have a 99' Tahoe, 350s are very strong in them as well. 11k does seem pricey though
Dominic Carter
smart son didn't let ya steal it.
Luis Butler
But all things considerd if youre in the market for a brand new truck this is a great altenitive and if youre looking at a basic 2017 2door truck thats like a 40-50k budget
