1994 GMC Sierra 2500

The GMT400 generation of GM trucks ran from 1988 through 1998 and left a mark on American truck culture that is still felt today. When it debuted, it was the first full-size pickup truck in America to offer independent front suspension across the entire lineup, a significant step forward that improved ride quality, handling, and durability over everything that came before it. The SLE trim was GMC's mid-level package, sitting above the base SL and bringing a noticeably more refined level of equipment and finish. This one is finished in Light Quasar Blue Metallic and Silver with a silver pinstripe, a two-tone combination that was one of the sharpest looks available on these trucks, and it presents in very clean condition with just 70,000 original miles. Under the hood is the 7.4L big block V8 backed by a four-speed automatic. The 7.4 was the largest gasoline engine GM offered in this generation, chosen by buyers who needed serious towing and hauling capability without making any compromises. It pulls from the bottom of the RPM range with authority and keeps pulling all the way through, the way a proper big block should. Four-wheel drive rounds out a truck that is as capable as it looks. Inside, the blue cloth interior matches the exterior and remains in clean, well-kept condition. Power windows and power locks were not standard on every truck of this era, and having them on an SLE gives this one a level of comfort and convenience that a base model simply did not offer. The GMT400 trucks have developed a strong and growing collector following over the last several years. Clean original examples with low mileage and the big block engine are becoming genuinely hard to find, and buyers who want one in this kind of shape are learning quickly that the window is getting smaller. A 70,000 mile two-tone SLE with the 7.4 does not sit around long. Please call or email us today for more information.