MotorWeek | Retro Review: '92 GMC Typhoon

[@MyRaptorz]

Still looks better than half the cars and suv's on the road today

[@mattwolf7698]

*All

[@Taydrum]

Keep in mind its brand new in this video. New paint, shiny, clean. most of the typhoons you see on the road all have peeling paint and look like beaters

[@campbell0162]

@vTHExUNKNOWENv ok boomer 😂

[@pontiacmaniac7772]

Your comment is still accurate today

[@bigdaddyvince182]

Far more than half buddy 😂

[@laweezemorton8884]

I wanted one of these so bad in the '90s.. It was the talk of all AOL auto chat rooms.

[@blackericdenice]

Laweeze Morton There was internet back n 92?

[@iconictk2878]

blackericdenice. Internet was becoming more popular in 92. It was officially launched in 91

[@CamaroAmx]

IconicDRIFTER 89 most didn’t have the internet until 95/96. Me personally didn’t get it until December of 2001.

[@michaelws6247]

Then ICQ launched with flower icon that was red when you were offline and green when you were on.

[@oliverdelgado6952]

@@CamaroAmx i didn't get internet until about 98 99. Lol

[@Popk1ller]

Porsche: "We built the first Sport SUV in the 2000s" Syclone/Typhoon: "Ooooooooooh Wait"

[@harleymitchelly5542]

No one wants to admit GMC did it first. They aren't SUPPOSED to be doing sport.

[@bruschmidt9943]

BMW came out with their X5 SUV in '99

[@k9m42]

@@bruschmidt9943 typhoon was built in early 90’s

[@VEGASJACKTRAVELS]

gm says hold my beer.....

[@rars0n]

WELCOME TO MOTORWEEK '92 THAT SOUND IS YOUR EAR DRUM COLLAPSING.

[@oil1252]

lol

[@tedschmitt178]

This was one of GM’s few flashes of brilliance.

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

God damn. A GMC Jimmy that had contemporary WRX-like acceleration numbers back in the early 90s... I remember when these things hit the streets and wiped the smarmy smirk off of many Corvette/Z28/Trans Am/5.0/Ricer/Euro sports-car owner's faces. It goes to show what GM engineers could achieve when the bean-counters loosened their leash a little.

[@bruschmidt9943]

The 80's Grand National, Buick's last hurrah. I don't get what's kept them from revisiting that opportunity over the past 35 years? No excuses on GM's part!

[@chsrlesmoline1907]

I agree I wish people didn’t need cup holders and ports etc. Id like them to build simple ,but yet with this type wow effect.

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

@@bruschmidt9943 Yea no kidding, especially with the arsenal of excellent RWD platforms and turbo-6 motors they've had lately.

[@bruschmidt9943]

@@Guy_de_Loimbard truth. Lately Cadillac is killing it with their V-Series Blackwing sedans; Corvette powered models… and comfortably equipped for $106,000 😳

[@cornbread70s4]

A truck stopping at 103 ft!!! Amazing... a classic...

[@TheCapn23]

Damn, that design aged very well.

[@Acc0rd79]

rofl an SUV that can outrun most sports cars of its day, that's a feat and those numbers are still quick 23 years later!!!! Gotta love the golden age of the 90's for amazing sports cars and sporty SUVs.

[@dillweedwtf]

Acc0rd79 Golden age of sporty SUV's? This was probably the only one.

[@jimgarrity2414]

only people who give a shit about 0-60 are compensating... The person behind the wheel is what counts...

[@jackson4274]

This thing would still be fast today, and the braking performance was shockingly good

[@firstmusic00]

I think we all know that 280 hp was a little underrated.

[@BornToBeFamed]

firstmusic00 yep lol more like 300 in some change. These things dont need much

[@MotoMedicine904]

It has 350tq. That's what gets it moving so well.

[@mistress313]

I agree.....back when I had it my 2002 full bolt on mustang GT had about 280hp and still was not as fast as this vehicle

[@bigsean2473]

@@mistress313 it was the torq that made it feel that fast. mustang gt didnt have the 350ftlb it had

[@talxus42]

Yes it was!

[@ojingaj30]

Whoa!!! I forgot how stinkin’ fast that was in the 90s. It’s still pretty fast today! Back in the day, I was in love with this one and the Syclone 😍

[@StevenEveral]

My friend had an uncle who had one of these. For the mid-90s, it really was a beast, and was fun to ride around in!

[@eldo59]

A SUV version of the Grand National.

[@tedsirlouis9038]

Not even close smh

[@BACON-l3t]

@jayjaylen75 You a daggonit lie wasn't nothing touching the Buick Grand National so you need to stop that now, only thing close was the Syclone, which came afterwards.

[@patriotgame4404]

4.3 v6. Not 3.8 like the GN

[@Gen01Lee]

Myke Johnson the typhoon was slightly faster than the grand nation stock but they were pretty damn close and I’m sure it came down to the car/conditions/drivers. So yes they were very close stock I’d say, but on the street I’m sure awd would have an advantage.

[@BACON-l3t]

@@McBeakerson Wow where did you get your source? that would be awesome as Buick (the American counterpart) needed this for a very long time! i wish you had word that Pontiac was coming back.

[@pratyushbiswas7582]

One of the fastest produced sleepers

[@stevegardnermax]

it was quicker and faster than the Ferrari 348 tb of 1993. Now these SUVs are going up in value.

[@bartekschacht1951]

What top speed has the typhoon? 348tb is 170mph. I dont believe the typhoon is faster. Also the acceleration is 5.5 0-60 from the 348tb and i am sure it is faster/better accelerating in a rolling start compared to the typhoon. Just a little awd advantage. Note: I love Typhoons

[@jasonvogue4487]

steven gardner you can't find them unfortunately no-one had the passion to preserve these

[@jdmr1c3ing]

@@jasonvogue4487 thank Obama.

[@jasonvogue4487]

@@jdmr1c3ing who is that?

[@bigsean2473]

@@bartekschacht1951 you talking top speed. we talking 0-60 and quarter mile times. it was faster than the ferrari not max speed 0-60 was 5.3

[@hachi-rokuperformancegroup3987]

Oil pressure gauge, volt meter and john is happy

[@automan224]

Hachi-Roku Performance Group same here lol

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

my Jeeps always had both.

[@BenDownTooLong]

These are so fun. Watching them reminds me of being a teenager day dreaming in study hall.

[@avmerhar84]

When this was first aired, I was 8 years old. I still remember it. Someone down the block from me had one of these and I thought it looked and sounded so cool. Still do.

[@WeDwellinaFiefdom]

I've never been one for SUVs but this, this I'd drive.

[@johnlukach4091]

Imagine this with the new magnetic shocks and 8 speed trans with modern tires

[@vwkaferman]

Back off a few db, audio is overdriven a hair.

[@bassblaster505]

was wondering if i would find one of thee comments lol

[@SolamenteVees]

Ear-rapey

[@slacadjuster237]

I`m a Mopar guy, through and through, but I`d still love to have one of these.....and don`t get me started on a GNX

[@sgtw4902]

Right there with ya, gnx at the top of the list

[@majorhemroid]

Imagine finding a way to stuff an AWD mod into the gnx . . . heaven

[@ParadoxdesignsOrg]

The perfect sleeper.

[@BrendanMacWade]

A unicorn. That early 1980s platform (GMT 330, 1983-1994) needed a new look, and the Typhoon was it. I would have taken this over the 1992 Explorer.

[@bobg69]

Brendan A. MacWade I seen a few of these. Of course I was working in the garage back then too.

[@halohunter5217]

That platform began in 1982 and ran through 2005... The Typhoon is a lot more common than the Syclone.

[@StandingUpForBetter]

I LOVED the GMC Typhoon back in the day. Looking at all the performance SUVs on the market now in 2021 makes you appreciate how ahead of its time GMC was back in 1992.

[@cubedmack]

I drove a new Syclone back in 91 and that thing was so quick! With the AWD, it was a monster coming off the line.

[@rcggm]

They should have put the drivetrain from this into a Buick Park Avenue... That would be so awesome! Like a 90's Buick GNX

[@jtb1990419]

lunaazul the supercharged Ultra was pretty fast for what it was (I've had two, a '94 and '95), but this drivetrain would have truly created a hot rod. The Regal would have been even better, though.

[@RevengeofGothzilla]

jtb1990419 I had a supercharged 99 Riviera. They've quick, but they're soulless, or that's the only way I can describe it. Even when you're driving them vigerously, it just isn't fun.

[@RevengeofGothzilla]

jtb1990419 I had a supercharged 99 Riviera. They've quick, but they're soulless, or that's the only way I can describe it. Even when you're driving them vigerously, it just isn't fun.

[@christasker9576]

Well considering the gnx was a regal why would they use a park ave.

[@dragonbrownies517]

1997 Buick Century Ultra. 3800 Series V6. Supercharged. Its a boat but a Fast Boat. Like a Cuban drug runnner. But fancier.

[@JuanJimenez.]

Too bad these things are rare as hell though. Love to own one of these.

[@jacobd373]

Juan Jimenez 3 for sale on eBay right now.

[@JuanJimenez.]

Jacob D Yeah, but i can't afford em, and I'm no close to getting one of these. I'm about to be 15yo in a month.

[@IBENOUTMYMIND]

Juan Jimenez Save up before you have bills to pay and rent. Do ever give up on your dream ride ever. Still see old men driving vetts right?. Some day bud u will be rollin.

[@MichelLinschoten]

It's a s10 blazer .....precisely the same

[@triptheroad]

They aren't super rare, I know two or three people that own them

[@hugeslacker]

Lol its aerodynamic styling.. Its shaped like a toaster

[@hugeslacker]

+allthat kenanandkelnick I drive a jeep Cherokee... I know all about 90s toaster styling

[@robertknight4672]

hugeslacker Toasters did come back for a time. I drive modern toaster, the Honda Element.

[@ProdriveGT]

hugeslacker lol so true.

[@dbutler6789]

😂😂😂😂

[@anon457]

Yeah but that toaster gets to 60 in 5 seconds And that's good enough for me.

[@mikejaxn]

My uncle has one of these; he had a Syclone and wanted more space so traded for the Typhoon a year later - last time I saw it, it was in a heated garage on jack stands to keep the tires off the ground. I would think it probably has less than 10k miles on it. He was a Corvette and El Camino guy back in the day, but his daily driver is still a 1993 454 SS.

[@reanash2096]

"A fair amount of nose dive" lol breh the whole back end was in the air XD

[@saccityprince]

That lumbar support is legendary..

[@fernandorocha901]

I love GMC Thypoon and Syclone, great classic truck and SUV

[@arcad1an292]

All around disc brakes would make it perfect

[@Thejordanenthusiast]

WISE ARCADIAN And a 5 speed manual

[@MikeDunn]

It stops from 60 in 103 feet. What more do you want?!

[@HIDHIFDB]

@@Thejordanenthusiast those need the slushiness of the automatic to dont loose the boost of the turbo

[@dragonbrownies517]

The rear ends on the Sy/Ty had Aluminum Drums.

[@nerdlydood]

I'd be more interested in who actually has a stock one. So I can, um, "borrow" it.

[@jamesmoir7709]

And this ladies and gentlemen is the daily driver of Clint Eastwood. Yup it is google it.

[@LowNSlowIII]

James Moir me too lol

[@ronbrock6153]

Freaking amazing numbers in 1992 for any vehicle, let alone an SUV. These trucks could and did slay all the performance cars from across the pond. Still impressive numbers today 2021 with all the advances in tech.

[@MSimeon31585]

The bladder system for the lumbar.....hi tech.

[@mr.butterworth]

A precursor to the “Lord Vader” Impala SS just a couple years later.

[@halohunter5217]

No one called it that... It came in more colors than black.

[@markbrinton6790]

Lmao, you're confusing the impala SS with the Buick Grand National. The car dubbed Lord Vaders was the GN. And not a precursor, the GN came before both the Impala SS and the Syclone/Typhoon.

[@alfamonk]

This, the Buick GrandNational and the Vector W12. 80/90's US dream garage.

[@iant720]

+alfamonk W8 Twin Tubro v8 ;)

[@CamaroAmx]

Always loved those vectors. Shame they are extremely rare and almost as unreliable and insanely priced.

[@brianheaton5521]

CamaroAmx the original vectors were very reliable. Workmanship was too notch, it's only when Weigart lost control of vector in a hostile takeover, to an East Indian company called Avertech(or something like that). They made the different body style, and used a lambo engine. Went to shit from there.

[@golz9785]

29 grand back in 92? Damn.

[@stevegardnermax]

That was like $70k today

[@DenLADenfuckgunit]

SUV of mу dream, i'm just in love with it

[@bingobango170]

A 1992 version of a trackhawk

[@Daniellopez-tx5xq]

I always wanted the syclone pick up truck this thing was bad ass then and still today Jay Leno has one of those the best thing GM build back then

[@Acquit808]

You know it’s legit when Tyler from Hoovies Garage has one.

[@mistress313]

This was a Awesome time for the Mini Truck era!!!!

[@RoadCone411]

I dont say this often about '80s and '90s GM products, but that's an awesome truck. I would love a mint condition one today, but I'm guessing they are still pricey!

[@YNTGUNS]

Holy shit that body roll! Lol but damn its fast. Its even fast for today, so u know back in the day it was a rocket lol

[@jesseraina1614]

I love this so much. Reminds me of the Trailblazer SS. So much fun driving a small SUV with awd and enough power to beat most cars at a spot light. No one ever expects you blowing past them in a heavy SUV. The weight and awd really hooks on the street. Trailblazer ss came with 395hp but this being turbo 6cyl would be even quiter than a modern ls2 v8 with a modern exhaust. I love werid powerful sleepers. More fun than most muscle cars for laughs.

[@edwu8253]

4.3L was a really good engine from GM

[@forrestputman7617]

Yep. Not bad especially the newest d.i. version with 285 hp although I only get 15.6 mpg in 2019 Silverado Custom Crew 4x4

[@chexlemeneux8790]

Carried my family around for years in our old Jimmy

[@DavidAndre657]

MW HITS: -- ACCELERATION -- HANDLING -- STYLING -- STANDARD FEATURES

[@shawoo]

I remember being a kid and loving this car. Always saw them in white, never in abut bet color until now.

[@zack5417]

The descriptions on these videos never disappoint

[@davidaubin3902]

4:27 "When A Man Loves A Woman". on the stereo

[@johnbehneman1546]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I LOVE IT THEN AND I LOVE IT NOW!!!! GREAT VIDEO AND THANKS FOR SHARING!!!!! YOU MADE MY NIGHT!!!!

[@wheelmanstan]

remember as a kid you'd look inside car windows at their dash and be in awe when you saw that it went over 85? haha oh and look closely at the Lethal Weapon films, you'll see GMC Typhoons and brand new Z71's, pretty nice GM vehicles

[@APBtDiezel]

Ahh ok!! That was the Trailhawk/TRX back when I was in 2nd grade 😂😂😎

[@patrickmichaellangan576]

GMC should consider a new Typhoon or at least a Typhoon performance kit, because some people can't forget this original Typhoon. 4:27-4:30-Michael Bolton's cover of Percy Sledge's classic "When A Man Loves A Woman".

[@iant720]

Always loved these! I'd take one over a Syclone imo

[@ELPROFERAPOLDSCHOOL]

Mi camioneta favorita cuando estaba en la preparatoria 👍💪🇲🇽

[@AWDfreak]

To say the GMC Syclone and Typhoon were quick is such a massive understatement... I'm surprised they came with drum brakes in the rear, though. Oh how times have changed for performance-oriented vehicles...

[@bwzffgh7]

This seems to be a conversation that goes on at every TV and movie company in existence. | Low-level employee: "Hey, look at all these old episodes in this closet! We should put these online or something! People would LOVE this old stuff!!" | Manager: "I know you're young and energetic, but that's not how things work around here. Consumers don't want to watch old stuff. It's just that simple. Just throw them away." | Employee: "But...but....all this valuable content?? My friends ask me about stuff like this all the time!! Why can't we just put them on KZbin or something? It's FREE!" | Manager: "Do you ever look at the ratings for TV shows? Consumers want REALITY shows, crime dramas, and to see untalented singers get mocked for having no talent. Nobody wants to see 30-year-old shows about cars." | Employee: "But...but...." | Manager: "Ok whatever. I'm going to meet a couple of our sponsors for a round of golf this afternoon. Do whatever you want with those old tapes, but I want them out of this closet by the end of the day. We have some environmental monitoring equipment to install in here before the end of the month." | 5 hours later......manager returns from golf outing. | Employee: "You'll never believe this!! I just uploaded 20 of these old episodes to KZbin, and they've already gone viral. We have over 100,000 views already!!" | Manager: "What's a U-Tube?"

[@kaylacannoy6961]

I think you are reaching a little. Good job lil buddy

[@jjpds1]

Theres one in san pablo that's Been sitting for years tires flat neglected. Makes me want to cry

[@OscillatorCollective]

Way cooler than ANYTHING made now.

[@hazzaknox1069]

Motorweek- Hello sir, would you like your eardrums destroyed by any more bass sir??? Me- No my eardrums are still there... I NEED MORE BASS!!!!!

[@hurtnpinksock]

I was 22yrs old when i bought my 1st new car. 97 Z28 6spd. Guy in a grey Typhoon got out to pass me in suicide lane, dropped 2gears and leaned on it, i got owned. Must have been an out of towner. Never saw him or the Typhoon again. Thankfull nobody saw my beating 3yrs later upgraded to a SS. 18yrs later upgraded to HellCat

[@tbok75]

Ok that's unreal... While watching the latest vid on the 93 525 BMW wagon I was gonna post and ask if you had already, or would review the GMC Typhoon and you just did. Haha many thanx.

[@Motorweek]

VaperBok75 I keep telling them to pay me extra for my telepathy skills!

[@karpetcm]

***** can you guys please on your new videos turn the music down it drowns out your voice and hard to hear. It's really too loud.

[@ricorob100]

***** can you post a video of the Chevy Cavalier Z24 between the years 1986-1990, or even 1991-1994 please I loved those cars as a kid.

[@cyotacorolla1489]

+ricorob100 The models were from 1982 to 1987. Then 1988 to 1994. You love the car and cant get its history right lol.

[@ricorob100]

+Cyota Corolla Did you notice I said "the Z24 model between the years 86-90, and 91-94!" You have the model years correct, but the Z24 model didn't arrive until 85-86 (the citation X-11 was the sports compact then). So you may want to read the comment in its entirety before posting a sarcastic, and critical comment when you failed to read it properly. Have a great day though!

[@SubaruWRXspdManual]

29k was alot for a car back in 92. But 0-60 in 5.3s is very impressive for a SUV type vehicle. You don't see either this or the cyclone too often, if ever! So rare. Jay Leno has a cyclone. He did a Jay Leno's garage shoot with it. It's pretty sweet.

[@steerwheelholder6060]

Von Sterner around 50k today

[@thomasthurston6656]

Yes 29k was a lot. I remember seeing them at Cerritos auto square in Socal. I wanted mom to buy one. It was way too much. She bought a new Ford Aerostar.

[@fernandorocha8459]

I love GMC typoon 1992, beautifull and different SUV

[@cognitivedissonance2264]

I have a chance to pick up one of these gems and the price is in the loowww teens. 77k miles garage kept and clean af. I can afford it just not sure yet.

[@kevinmassone8423]

I had one and loved it!! Would consider buying another one really fun since not many people know about

[@ztwntyn8]

I haven't personally modified any but I have seen both cyclone and typhoon at the strip going 12s and like mid 12s. Impressive out of the hole.

[@Vercus100]

Why is the audio so distorted? Seems like it was recorded way too loud and overloaded the system. Surely that could have been avoided in the transfer, right?

[@ayyblyat9450]

Gotta love that 90s audio quality

[@jaysplace01]

its a 24 year old video...

[@oliviersavard8676]

@@jaysplace01 Other retro Motorweek videos have audio that's a lot more clear when the content is as old. This one is saturated af, they probably artificially raised the volume of the video before uploading it because John surely didn't had the mic two inches away from his mouth.

[@howardjonesjr7388]

@@jaysplace01 All of the other motorweek retro reviews had clear audio quality, even going back to the early 80s ones

[@civlyzed]

My ears are bleeding!

[@trevagraham1605]

The only SUV I ever wanted.

[@heNzVf20c]

We need a new version of the Typhoon.

[@ndawg79]

I have always wanted one these. Still today I would own one and drive it and take care of it...

[@warrenny]

Amazing how small 80s cars were. This looks like the size of a hatchback today

[@JT-lq4yd]

Yep, a 90s Accord looks smaller than a 2020 Civic. I am just going by how it looks not actual measurements.

[@bghoody5665]

Imagine if GM had put this engine in a Fiero.

[@83gt17]

there is one of these with waist high weeds growing around it, right up the street from me in New Hampshire. Pretty rare nowadays.

[@VARITHMS]

Gm should twin turbo the DI 4.3L

[@forrestputman7617]

Oh yeah

[@bobg69]

I had a good laugh one day. Some guy tried to say these had the same turbo engine that was in the Buick GN's and GNX's. Sorry to burst his bubble and for anyone else. The Buick's has a 3.8L turbo ( same for the 90's Turbo T/A ) and the GMC had a 4.3L turbo. Not the same beast.

[@skylinefever]

+Bobg Gallagher That is true. Also, the turbocharger was different. It used an MHI turbo instead of a Garrett.

[@CamaroAmx]

Bobg Gallagher I’ve heard people say that the gn, the 25th anniversary trans am and the syclone/typhoon all had the same engine.

[@1mexikaner]

It's it just me or is that one of fastest launches from 0 to 60 that I've ever seen?...

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Its the AWD. Hooks up instantly without drama.

[@mlane7261]

I wanted one of theses so bad back then!

[@selerim]

If I grew up in 80s/90s I would buy that nice GMC Typhoon.

[@jamesromeyn8165]

Nothing like an audio track 10 dB into the red zone of the VU meter.

[@SportsMusicCars]

lololol

[@raymondhaley2419]

I prefer the typhoon over the cyclone, the cyclone might be a little faster, but the typhoon is safer😢😮😅.

[@fusion106]

Singer of Korn has come a long way

[@GameOver321]

I'd rock one of these hard today! That lumbar support though...

[@SportsMusicCars]

60 in 5.3 with 106ft stops is crazy good for this type of vehicle.

[@DriftTaxi]

What sucks is that, money can't buy these! Seriously! I can go out right now and buy a brand new 911 C4S but that same money probably couldn't pry one of these out of the hands of a lucky owner! *sigh*

[@9890jsp]

Really? I've seen a few on craigslist here in Baltimore. All out of my price range though. Cheapest was 11,000 and it looked rough but was still driving

[@DriftTaxi]

I've met a few owners, one or two that have some non-running lawn ornaments and one or two that have showroom vehicles. I've offered, they've denied. This video sparked my interest and I've been on Craigslist as well, and the idea has my interest piqued, but my MSM and Conquest are demanding too much moneyr right now, LOL!

[@philtripe]

David Adams trust me you dont want it...that 4.3 sounds like crap and eats gas...what you want is a v8 s10 or jimmy...you could even buy a basket case s10 and have it built or do it yourself...a 400 hp small block in that light truck will give you 18 mpg

[@DriftTaxi]

phil tripe I see where you're coming from and I agree on some points. However, sometimes it's about the legacy or second-type of cool (as Nutnfancy would say) that a car exudes. It's not just about how to be faster or make more power. My MSM is cooler than just turboing an NB Miata, because it's an MSM. There aren't very many of them and the number is shrinking every year. So when my SCCA/NASA buddies or my sports car friends see my Mazdaspeed, they all geek out and want to drive it, LOL! It's the same thing with a Conquest/Starion. I love my Conquest because of what it is. Granted, now as my primary track car, it's just a shell of its former self with roll-cage additions, suspension work and brake upgrades to name the short-side of its laundry list. There are faster cars from that period, there are better cars from that period . . .but none of them are a Conquest, :)

[@na2305]

I really wish gm would bring back the s10 pickups and suv. And no, the current blazer is not the same

[@leonh619]

RIP HEADPHONES, THANKS EDITOR!

[@johnrobi0]

$29,000 sticker in 1992 is $59,800 in 2022. A 2022 Ford Explorer ST is $55,000. That was quite an expensive vehicle in 1992.

[@jacobd373]

These were faster than the Corvette back then. Had they been cars, GM would have pulled the plug on these.

[@halohunter5217]

Not faster than the fastest Corvette, the ZR1.

[@camerona9067]

Inflatable lumbar support. Awesome!

[@nickking7666]

Could have bought one 10yrs ago for 2k from a friend..still kicking myself for not buying it

[@chrisdooley1184]

Ever since I saw a picture in the 2000’s in a magazine of Clint Eastwood driving a emerald green one with the caption that this was his daily driver since new I was sold. Seriously if Clint can look like a boss driving one anyone can 🤣. Shame values have been steadily creeping up and I suspect they’re going to get crazy like all the other cool 80’s and 90’s vehicles

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

That thing still a beast today!😎👍

[@jeremyk3320]

I'd be very curious to see that that truck could do with a modern 6 or 8 speeds transmission