1973 GMC Jimmy

Convertible

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

Gasoline

1974 Jimmy Convertible 4x4. GM Crate motor installed in 2007 (purchased from Phil Smith Chevy), rebuilt transmission and transfer case (Redline) A/C works but does not blow as cold as when I had rebuilt, frame is good. Power steering with serpentine belts. Maybe driven 200 miles in four years. Truck runs and drives. The truck does not come with a stereo but has speakers that work (the stereo I used came from my boat which I had to include with the sale of the boat). The rear brake line needs to be replaced. The truck does not have a horn, the top is in fair condition, tires have good tread but are old (and may have flat spots) and the doors (which are not orignial) are beginning to rust trough at the bottoms and NEED TO BE FIXED. The "power locks" seem to work but I've never used them. The window cranks need to be greased. The seats are all the same model but two are black and two are dark blue. Over all a good truck. Needs some tlc but I have lost interest (and do not want to continue being reminded of such from my wife) and we are having to move out of our house. I have clean Florida Title. $500 deposit due within 48 hours of auction closing with balance due in cash before pick up. If it sells for the buy in now, I will have the rear brakeline replaced for the buyer. No Reserve. Please do not bid unless you are going to pay the amount of your bid. On May-08-11 at 16:00:17 PDT, seller added the following information: Buy it now is $4000.00. New pictures show high performance carb, electonic Ignition, MSD wires and other improvements. They also show the rust issues. Please let me know if you have any other questions- KPMOn May-10-11 at 18:06:17 PDT, seller added the following information: Someone asked about rust around the windshield- there was some so about a year ago, the windshield was removed, metal filler was added to the frame, sanded, primed and painted by a local body shop- the windshield was then installed with new gasket. (If this is important to you I can post pictures of the current condition). The other question I got was how far would I drive her- I would not hesitate to drive her anywhere butfor the tires (and the back brake line)- they have good tread but are old. I was once told that tires are not meant to last more than five years and these have to be at least six.