45k MILE 1991 GMC Syclone for Sale

[Vintage4life]

Hey Guys,

I am selling my 1991 Syclone on Bring A Trailer. Car is in perfect condition

Here is the link to the car. Place some bids! I will not sell it out of auction!

1991 GMC Syclone

Bid for the chance to own a 1991 GMC Syclone at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #30,515.

bringatrailer.com

 

[DaveP's Ghost]

Good luck with your auction.
I posted a comment in it, with a similar user name as I use here.

 

[EddieSy]

Hi DaveP’s Ghost,
I saw your comment on the auction. I’m in So Cal as well and I’m looking for a good mechanic that knows these cars. Are you close to Moreno Valley or Riverside or would you happen to know of any mechanic out this way or nearby?
-Eddie

 

[DaveP's Ghost]

I'm in Torrance.
There is a SyTy guy in Moreno that has experience with these. He's not a mechanic by trade, but is pretty handy. He's been helping SyTy DIY'rs for a long time with these trucks. I'll drop him a text to have him look at this thread.

 

[EddieSy]

Awesome! Thank You , I appreciate that.
can I keep you as a contact for future assistance?
For example my ABS are not working properly. From your experience, do you think it’s best to fix them or go with the ABS delete?
-Eddie

 

[DaveP's Ghost]

If your truck is fairly original, and originality is important to you, the 91-92 ABS system is worth fixing. I personally don't have any objections as to how the ABS influences braking in a 91-92. In the 93, which uses a different braking strategy than the 91-92 system, I found myself close to wrecking in two similar circumstances where I was braking at the limit and ABS was triggered which drastically reduced the braking effort just when I needed it the most. I deleted my 93, and suggest other 93 owners do also, if preserving originality isn't important.

 

[EddieSy]

Excellent insight on your experience with that.
Thank You