1988 Chevrolet K1500

For 1988, General Motors abandoned the truck of yesteryear and introduced the truck of the future with the all-new GMT400 platform. While Ford and Dodge soldiered on with their existing models, General Motors beat everyone to the table with this fully redesigned pickup truck. Featuring factory fuel injected engines, independent front suspension, and a host of luxuries never before seen in a pickup truck, the GMT400 was a crowd favorite with working individuals and GM truck enthusiasts alike.

The GMT400 platform also brought significantly improved aerodynamics, and out-handled both its predecessors and its competitors with a smoother ride thanks to the addition of independent front suspension and the abandonment of solid front axles in 4WD models.

This 1988 Chevrolet K1500 Silverado wears white paint over a tan cloth interior featuring a bench seat, air conditioning, Delco radio, power door locks, and power windows. It is powered by a TBI 5.7L V8 hooked up to an automatic transmission and a part-time four-wheel-drive system.

Registered in North Carolina under current ownership, the truck has reportedly been with the seller's father since 1990. The odometer currently shows approximately 146,700 miles. The seller reports that the truck starts easily, runs well, shifts properly, and that the four-wheel-drive system operates as it should.