1990 GMC Suburban

R1500 SUV

5.7 TBI

Automatic

1GKER16K6LF534572

Clear

Gasoline

Truck has been maintained and needs very little for safe driving or state inspection in most states the only issues I'm aware of is the left turn signal doesn't cancel after turn and there is a electrical junction hub on steering column that will require cleaned or replaced currently wipers have several speeds but a couple setting stop and cruise doesn't engage . AC need charged but I will include Freon with truck. Truck has a area inside rear door floor that should be repaired and the box mount in that area is gone this is common and happens due to rear AC drainage. The rear heat has been removed. TRUCK IS SOLD AS-IS PURCHASER WILL BE REQUIRED TO BE A VALID LICENSED DRIVER AND MAKE TRANSFER OF TRUCK TITLE power door locks for back doors don't always unlock with electric button do to flimsy levers in back doors. The barn door panel is off do to previous problem with the lock and will be loose in the truck. On Mar-25-16 at 10:45:54 PDT, seller added the following information: I added a few pictures the question of would l drive truck to western Maryland was ask the answer I would drive the truck to California and back. I was driving to Darlington SC twice a week till I bought a c2500 series truck and I have struggled with selling it because I would put the engine in any of my others and be comfortable driving cross country. The truck was garage kept all but the last 8 years and maintained by dealer brakes are 100% drive line I would service fluid and drive exaust is 3" walker sound fx and good alternator and distributer replaced 6 months as well as wheel cylinders and rubber hoses steel lines 2 years ago. Battery working but past warranty. Air conditioning has been charged every year for 3 has a small leak somewhere I'm giving you about 40 pounds of freon with truck you need a r12 hose to add enough to kick off compressor each year and or get it fixed.On Mar-25-16 at 12:11:40 PDT, seller added the following information: I forgot that piece of plywood you see in the picture under carpet was put there to cover a 12" square cut out over fuel pump changing the pump is a 45 minute job in the future. I do this to all my trucks and carry an extra pump and if you have ever put a lot of miles on a gmc you know