1991 Chevrolet Silverado

This 1991 Chevrolet Silverado has been stored inside during the winters since the late 1990s by a previous longstanding owner of over 25 years and features an extended cab and 4-wheel drive setup. After leaving the factory, the pickup spent its life in Wisconsin where it is currently available. Equipment includes a color-matched cap over the bed, American Racing 5-spoke star-shaped wheels, power windows, power door locks, a Pioneer stereo head unit and CD player, an aftermarket Sun tachometer, and a bench seat in the rear of the cab. Finished in two-tone blue and silver, this pickup is offered by the selling dealer with a CARFAX report and clean title.

This two-tone blue and silver Silverado features, black accents, emblems, and lettering on the body. The grille surround, headlight surround, and bumpers are chrome while the bumpers and tailgate handles feature black moldings. In addition, the truck is equipped with its original 1500 emblems on the doors, 4x4 marking on the rear fenders, and Chevrolet lettering on the tailgate. The seller reports that the pickup has received some work, including a replacement of the cab corners and a respray of the lower body years ago. The accompanying CARFAX report also indicates that an accident in 1994 caused minor damage to the pickup.

American Racing 5-spoke star-shaped wheels with a silver and black finish are wrapped in LT265/75R16 Cooper Discoverer Radial STE tires. The seller states that these older tires will need to be replaced.

The interior features blue cloth bucket seats up front and a bench seat in the rear. Amenities include truck power door locks, a Pioneer stereo head unit and CD player. While the front windows are powered, the side and rear windows on the cab, and the windows on the cap are all manual. The cab's side windows pop open while the rear window and side windows on the cap are sliding windows. Drivers can operate the automatic transmission using the column-mounted shifter while the transfer case lever is floor-mounted. The seller notes that while the AC controls are there, however, the equipment has been removed. 

Instrumentation includes gauges for temperature, oil pressure, speed, fuel, and the battery. An aftermarket 8k-rpm Sun tachometer has also been mounted on the underside of the dashboard. The five-digit odometer reads approximately 117k miles.

The 5.7-liter V8 is factory rated at 190 horsepower and 300 il-ft of torque. Engine power is directed to the 4-wheel drive setup with an automatic transmission and a 2-speed transfer case.  While the transmission has been rebuilt, the air conditioning components and catalytic converter have been removed.

The seller states the leaking rear shocks will need to be replaced. Additional underside photos can be seen in the gallery

The video below includes the engine running, a walk around, and the interior of the cab.