Trucks are the real deal today, servicing the hobby with style, performance, and collectability like never before. If it's affordable fun you're looking for, you'll be hard-pressed to do better than this 1984 GMC High Sierra pickup that brings great looks and eminent practicality with it.

The two-tone paint job definitely makes this pickup stand out in a crowd, and it remains pretty much as the factory built it. No cowl induction hood, no billet grille, and no shaved trim, so it has a familiar look that you've always loved. It's original paint, so it's more than 30 years old, but it still shines up well and looks good at the local cruise night or at Home Depot on the weekends. Sure, it's got some signs of use, but with a professional buff, it would really look fantastic. The original trim remains intact, including the badges on the front fenders and stainless steel rub strips, which serve as a break point in the two-tone color scheme. A chrome front bumper looks right at home, and the rear bumper is a smoothie unit intended for a Blazer. The bed features a slide-in bed liner that's tough enough to get some work done, and it closes up neatly with a matching tonneau cover that adds a clean, ... Please ask for the full description.