1991 GMC SYCLONE MARLBORO EDITION T-TOP 3,400 MILES

[smrr1]

Well considering what some restored muscle cars can cost you I think that's a steal....

this. being as rare as it is, t-top and marlboro on top of just being a syclone, and a survivor not restored it will be worth even more than 70k in the future i would bet.

 

[thz71]

this. being as rare as it is, t-top and marlboro on top of just being a syclone, and a survivor not restored it will be worth even more than 70k in the future i would bet.

Id have to agree but you would have to have some serious extra cash to justify it

 

[smrr1]

Id have to agree but you would have to have some serious extra cash to justify it

oh for sure. you aren't going to buy it if you are working for anything less than $150k a year.

 

[eric.s.t]

oh for sure. you aren't going to buy it if you are working for anything less than $150k a year.

atleast lol ... I couldn't justify buying a truck like that at that cost... Kind of cool, but I don't find it appealing. But I have to say this, I really hope it goes to a good home by someone who will respect it or collect it. Id hate to see a rare truck like that go to waste! never know with the millionaires now days. They'll buy something just because its "different" and drive a year round on any terrain!

 

[bluex]

I just want a regular syclone, I don't want something that I'd be afraid to drive....

 

[MUCKER15]

I just want a regular syclone, I don't want something that I'd be afraid to drive....

Agreed ! Want to drive and enjoy them.

The syclones / typhoons are still relatively affordable considering how rare they are .


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[thz71]

Theres a really clean one about a mile down from my appartment

 

[92GMC]

If only it was the Indy 500 pace truck...

 

[smrr1]

pretty sure that was the other one i posted up a while back

 

[92GMC]

I must have missed it. There was only one in production that was sold from gm in 2008