1992 GMC Sonoma

Standard Cab Pickup

4.3L High Output V6

Automatic

1GTDT14Z1N8521115

Clear

Gasoline

Mechanic Special! Carfax report available.Needs transmission work (doesn't work in reverse). [Upon request, I can provide a video link showing the truck running and driving] I bought this truck to fix it up a little bit, but the transmission work is more than I can tackle. :) It will be a great truck for someone with more GMC experience.FEATURES:4X44.3L High Output V6 with TBI Engine with 240,193 miles.Fully LoadedElectronically Controlled 4X4 (High to Low) - RARE!Automatic TransmissionRegular CabLong Bed ABS Brakes (4-Wheel)Air ConditioningDigital Dash DisplayTowing PackageAlloy WheelsPower Windows and LocksBedlinerAftermarket StereoOptional: Matching Leer Brand Topper available for additional cost.CONDITION:Runs good. It can be test-driven in forward gears.All the lights and turn signals work.Tailgate operates up and down correctly.Recently cleaned (inside and out). I polished part of the truck (the hood and right-front fender) it to see if I could get the good red paint back. I will finish polishing for the right buyer. Carpets are clean, except under the feet area.RECENT WORK DONE:Newer tiresNew Rear BrakesFresh Oil and Filter ChangeNewer Spark Plugs and WiresNew Transmission Fluid (fully flushed)ISSUES:Transmission needs work. The truck will not drive in reverse.Engine will die if sitting at at stop (with foot on brake) in forward gear.Battery will start the truck, but it is a slow start. It could be a starter going out.Electric Doors and Locks (windows are not working. They were slow, but not working at all now. May need new master switch).Windshield is cracked on passenger side.Blower fan is new, but not working. A/C compressor has broken connector. There is a rattle coming from a loose heat shield underneath the driver side.Driver door takes additional force to close completely. It might require adjusting the striker. Digital Dash has one bulb that blinks in and out. This is the bulb showing the odometer. I had to tap on the plastic to illuminate the mileage in the photo.