Oneonta, AL | USA
Description
I am the second owner of this. First owner was in New Mexico also, so no rust. We are both older men so was not abused. I have always kept it garaged. Has original exhaust, radio ect. Some upgrades with driveshaft loop and rear differential cover. Is the most fun you will ever have on the street and will only appreciate in value. I will miss it but can still play with my other one and a Typhoon. No Trades ...
Our Take:
- The 1991 GMC Syclone is a true rarity—an all-wheel-drive compact pickup that shook up the early '90s with its astonishing performance. It was faster than a Ferrari 348 from 0 to 60 mph, clocking in at around 4.3 seconds. Yes, a pickup truck embarrassing an Italian sports car back then!
- Under the hood, the Syclone packs a turbocharged 4.3-liter V6 engine producing 280 horsepower, mated to an automatic transmission—a curious choice for such a powerhouse, but hey, it worked! This setup along with the AWD made it an ideal drag racer, especially for those unexpected stoplight showdowns.
- Judging by the mileage and location, this one’s had a long life in the dry climate of New Mexico, which helps avoid that pesky rust (a real nemesis for those living in wetter climates). Its garaged life means that the body and original paint are likely in better shape than many of its contemporaries.
- The seller's reference to having "another one and a Typhoon" hints at a genuine enthusiast with a love for these unique GMC vehicles. The GMC Typhoon, by the way, is the SUV sibling of the Syclone; they share a lot under the skin and both have cult status among gearheads. For them, owning both is like having a complete set!
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