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Ok, I have this 87 silverado I bought for parts to restore my 84. I yanked all the a/c equip out. Whatever you want let me know, but do IT QUICKLY because I want to get rid of it quick its in my way what remains will be at the junkyard as soon as I get fedup with not having it in my garage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes I have it titled. Make me an offer on what you want. I will post more pics later.

 

I won't ship big heavy parts that are hard to package. You have to come get them. If you live in the Tampa area north you might be in luck to come get the big parts. I am in Hernando County.

 

BODY:

 

The fenders are real good

 

Have a decent front Bumper.

 

Doors not perfect but definitely serviceable, doesn't get much better at the junkyard.

Driver door has a small rusthole in the corner.

 

The bed is not bad, dings at the top. The north corner of the passenger bed wheelwell is slightly bent in but can easily be pulled out with comealongs or hammered out. I actually started the bodywork on this bed as I was using it on the one I am restoring but I found a PERFECT one for $500. It is good enough for a restore.

 

The hood has those cowl things on it, and they are vented kinda crappy on the underside. The guy torched the holes and bolted them up. But it is in good shape I don't think it has any dents. If you don't mind the look of the underside torched holes under the cowls its perfect.

 

ENGINE AND MECHANICAL:

 

The engine I was told was a vortec but I don't think so I believe it is just a chevy 4 bolt 350. It has an edelbrock performer intake and an edelbrock 650 carb. I drove it home so it ran til I took the a/c out, but I would part with the edelbrock stuff seperate from the motor.

 

Power steering worked fine.

 

Stock differential.

 

TRANS:

 

I have no clue yet, didn't get under it. Didn't slip when I drove it. Have to assume turbo400? I dunno, whatever came stock.

 

INTERIOR:

Blue. A lot is pulled out. A lot was painted. But instruments and such are there except the a/c and heater control. I might keep the steering column. The seat sucks. BUT I DO HAVE A GREAT BROWN SEAT FROM AN 84 IT IS SO GOOD FOR IT'S AGE I ALMOST THINK IT WAS REUPHOLSTERED BUT I DOUBT IT. Just check with me on the interior.

 

Anyhow, let me know what you need but do it NOW.

 

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I threw it on ebay. Anyone in florida can grab it. I am throwing my boat on too. My yard is just out of control. If your in Florida or nearby you can grab it I only auctioned it for 3 days. My wife is splitting my hairs over having no garage space. I have a valid title. Just an FYI I know parts for these are hard to come by.

 

1987 Silverado

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I threw it on ebay.  Anyone in florida can grab it.  I am throwing my boat on too.  My yard is just out of control.  If your in Florida or nearby you can grab it I only auctioned it for 3 days.  My wife is splitting my hairs over having no garage space.  I have a valid title.  Just an FYI I know parts for these are hard to come by.

 

1987 Silverado

 

 

 

 

Whereabouts in Florida are you?

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