1997 GMC Sierra 1500

The GMT400 Sierra has earned a dedicated following that only grows stronger as clean examples become harder to find, and this one is exactly what that market is looking for. Finished in Bright Teal Metallic with a gold pinstripe, it wears one of the most visually striking color combinations offered on the GMT400 generation. The SLT was the top trim in the Sierra lineup, bringing tan leather seats, premium interior appointments, and a level of refinement that separated it from everything below it. This is a very clean example that presents well throughout. Under the hood is the 5.7 liter V8 backed by the four-speed automatic with four-wheel drive. The 5.7 in these trucks is a proven, dependable motor that owners regularly drive past 200,000 miles without significant mechanical trouble. It pulls with easy, low-end torque and cruises with the kind of quiet confidence that made the GMT400 the truck so many buyers came back to over and over again throughout the generation's ten-year run. Inside, the tan leather interior is clean and well matched to the exterior color combination. The 1997 model year brought a revised dash and broader ABS adoption across the lineup, giving this truck a slightly more refined feel than the earlier examples. The SLT's content level means the cabin is comfortable, well-equipped, and put together with more attention than the base and mid-level trims ever received. The gold pinstripe against the Bright Teal Metallic is the kind of factory detail that catches people off guard in the best way possible. These trucks were ordered this way from the factory, and finding one that still wears it in this condition is not something that happens every day. Please call or email us today for more information.