1971 GMC Sprint

Description

The GMC Sprint was a great way to get the look of an El Camino in a more distinct and truck-ready badge. Not only are they a rarer sight today, but also in this debut year, the Sprint made up only about 12 percent of coupe ute production. But it's not just history that makes this one grab attention. There was a solid investment in this GMC with nice body panels, bright chrome bumpers, and a distinctive blue metallic paint. And speaking of the paint, even the bed looks straight, clean, and show-ready in this upgraded blue. Plus, just like the El Camino, the Sprint has an instant muscle car level appeal, and this has a lot of GMC's special SP power package charm with the cowl hood, blackout grille, dual exhaust tips, and rally wheels. Everything from the upgraded bucket seats to enhanced small block power also backs up this speedy style. So take some extra time looking through a full package that gives you stunning looks, luxuries like A/C, and the right muscle classic appeal.

HIGHLIGHTS

*First-year GMC Sprint

*Nice body lines are highlighted by a sleek metallic blue paint

*Beautiful chrome bumpers

*Like-new trim everywhere, including surrounding the truck bed

*Sporty SP-level of appearance
-Cowl hood
-Blackout grille
-Large dual exhaust tips
-Rally wheels

*Extra clean bed

*Well-done black interior

*Newer GMC seats with nice bolstering and integrated shoulder belts

*Driver-oriented: center console, staple shifter, tilt column, and round gauges

*Cold-blowing R134a air conditioning

*AM/FM/CD stereo with aux input

*350 cubic-inch V8
-Holley four-barrel carburetor
-Edelbrock Performer high-rise intake
-Davis Unified distributor
-Ceramic-coated headers feeding into the dual exhaust and MangaFlow mufflers

*Three-speed automatic transmission

*Power steering, power brakes, and front discs

*Service manuals

*Maintenance Records

This is one of those classics that knows how to have an all-around appeal. The rare GMC details are proudly put on display thanks to solid investments inside and out to make this look impressive. There are well-placed upgrades inside like cold-blowing R134a air conditioning, an AM/FM/CD stereo, and well-bolstered late-model GM bucket seats all to make this a more comfortable cruiser. And all the added power under the hood reminds you why the GM intermediates - including the coupe/pickup - were some of the best power cars of their day. So when you have a chance at rarity and distinction like this, you don't want to let it slip away. Call today!!!