Displaying all 7 1988 GMC Sierra C/K 1500 reviews.
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1988 GMC Sierra C/K 1500Review
Its A Good Truck To Get To Work And Back Or To Do Up For The Strip — stock 350 it wasnta bad truck but i didnt enjoy the ride handling wasnt great the motor didnt have the power i wanted but all in all it was a good truck but it was realy fun in wet grass Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: reliable Cons: just make sure the engine is strong Looking for a Used Sierra C/K 1500 in your area?CarGurus has 1 nationwide Sierra C/K 1500 listings and the tools to find you a great deal. |
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1988 GMC Sierra C/K 1500Review
Great Truck And Glad To Own It — 5.0L (305), BF Goodrich radial tires P275/60R15 Clean truck never winter driven. No rust,scratches or damage. Drives great and has good power. Havent dont awhole lot to it but plan on doing some add ons to make this truck even better. Pros: overall great truck to have and gets any jobs done Cons: fuel milage can be bad but all depends on how heavy your foot is |
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1988 GMC Sierra C/K 1500Review
Great Replacement For The Comanche. Would Get Another. — Good performance, engine mileage is getting up there. The handling is great for a full size truck (almost as good as my comanche was ;) ). Typical GM quality, awesome. Appearance would be great if the paint was not faded... the step side makes it pretty cool though. Interior has plenty of space! Decent gas mileage but good for maintenance. Fun truck to drive but again... not compared to my comanche. With it was a manual, but it has more power so its a compromise. Pros: Big, and fun. Cons: none |
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1988 GMC Sierra C/K 1500Review
A Few Things About My Truck — i bought this truck about two years ago for $1500 the truck was plan jane i put new tires and rims an aftermarket exhaust system its an awesome truck ive put it through crap since ive had it and its still running so wat can i say chevy are like a rock Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: good off road fun to drive Cons: bad gas mileage |
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1988 GMC Sierra C/K 1500Review
Good Winter Beater — it takes forever to pick up a decent speed, brakes are good since i just replaced them, handles not bad for what it is its needed alot of repairs over the years, new motor, brakes, interior had to be re-done, tires, exhaust, something squeaks dont know what it is though and something also rattles also dont know what interior is nice and basic easy to find controls, exterior wise looks like a regular old school truck gas isnt bad only costs about 60 bucks to fill from empty lasts at least 2 weeks or more, regular maintanence done oil changes tranny fluid etc not fun to drive at all just use it as a winter beater Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: can take a beating lasts forever Cons: old and crappy |
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1988 GMC Sierra C/K 1500Review
I Love It — It's a beast, what can I say. Any thing you throw at it, it can handle. I have owned this truck for almost three years and it has never stranded me. It might not have all the fancy features of modern cars but the Good ole GMC is a rough and tough truck ready to work Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: It is simple to work on and reliable Cons: Poor gas milage |
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1988 GMC Sierra C/K 1500Review
My Rust Bucket 4wd Truck — My $700 beater, redneck truck. Has 33" (actually 285/70/16) BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A tires. I use it to tow my friends and my cars, tear up muddy fields and act a fool in snow. When it finally is too rusty to even drive (which will probably be soon) I'll crash it into a tree or something destructive and then take the small block V8 out and play with it. Pros: Super fun in dirt, mud and snow. Cons: 10 mpg, horrible interior quality and electronics. Its like GM didn't even try with the interior. |
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