1972 Gmc 2500 Suburban 383 Stroker on 2040-cars
Boise, Idaho, United States
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I have a 1972 GMC 2500 Suburban for sale. It has a fuel injected 383 stroker on a 400 turbo transmission with a shift kit and overdrive. The engine and transmission have about 11k miles on them, the body says 77,400 but it is unknown. The suspension drop of 6 inch in rear 4 in the front with disk brakes in the front sitting on 20 inch rims. Windows are tinted as dark as they can be legally. The interior is very nice with matching painted dash, bench seat in the front and back with a grey and cream color fabric which is on the door panels too. The back seat splits in two and folds down. The body of the truck is very strait and clean with a few minor paint blemishes . There is a small crack on the back tailgate from bondo but that is the only part with bondo and there is three holes on each of the front doors from the old mirrors(not noticeable). The color looks red in the pictures but is more of a burgundy and the top is a khaki. It drives great at freeway speeds at less then 2000 rpm because of the overdrive. I get waves and thumbs up every time I drive it's a real head turner. I am currently using it as a daily driver and it starts every time with no problems ever and it drives awesome.
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