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1993 GMC Sonoma, Extended Cab, 4x4, Auto 4.3LV6 (Vin W) :rock: Yes, VIN W. Vortec baby!

 

Parked in front of my parents house just after purchase....

 

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One transfer case switch is a filler. It's good, but acting as a filler for the hole....

 

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It's got some quirks with windows and window switches, but it's a good solid runner/driver. I'm not one to trust an Electronic T-case (this one works perfect), but I'll live..

 

This truck spins tires with ease! especially when wet. Very, very fun!

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welcome!! did the previous owner include the raccoon/lynx/cat and give you a hefty discount?

 

 

looks to be pretty clean for something that old, not to mention 90% of the S10/Sonomas i see are beat to shit

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The paint on the front left and bed is shinier than the the other paint, you know what that means, but overall, not a bad DD.

 

 

well maybe it was just rust.. who knows

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The paint on the front left and bed is shinier than the the other paint, you know what that means, but overall, not a bad DD.

 

 

well maybe it was just rust.. who knows

 

 

 

I'm thinking it was just rust prevention. There's no Bondo to be found. I ran a magnet over all of it and it stuck. There are dings in every panel as well, so that kinda supports my theory.....

 

It's at the shop now for some maintenance work and the electrical gremlin that I mentioned in another post. I would have been working on that myself, but they noticed it when they did the test drive, so I'll let them handle it too. Easier on me that way. :smash:

 

IS there a page on this forum that lists the Horsepower and Torque ouputs of engines thru the years? I remember reading somewhere that the Vortec 4.3 has around 200 hp? Is this right or wrong?

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