Lot #

7187

Location

Bradenton, FL 34211

Seller

Dealer

147

Unspecified

Automatic 3-Speed

White

Burgundy

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Asking Price: $29,997 Questions

1984 GMC Caballero Amarillo

This 1984 GMC Caballero Amarillo is a professionally restored example of GM’s car-based utility classic, built on the same A-body platform as the Malibu and Monte Carlo. Completed in 2022, this no-shortcuts restoration pairs a GM Crate ZZ 350 V8 with a TH250 3-speed automatic and layers in fresh PPG paint, a renewed Amarillo interior, and new suspension throughout. Finished in white with gold hood stripes over a coordinated burgundy vinyl cabin, this Caballero drives and presents well above its factory specifications — a rare, ready-to-enjoy alternative to the more familiar El Camino.

Engine & Transmission

GM Crate ZZ 350 V8 (turnkey GM Performance Parts engine, significant upgrade over the factory 305)
TH250 3-speed automatic transmission
Dual exhaust with clean under-body routing

Exterior

White PPG base coat/clear coat paint, applied during the 2022 restoration
Gold hood stripes carried through to the bed for a cohesive front-to-rear look
Goodmark steel cowl hood (improves engine-bay airflow with a purposeful stance)
20-inch chrome REV wheels
Chrome bumpers, front and rear
Remote dual sport mirrors
New door rubbers and seals

Interior

Amarillo premium interior package with upgraded appointments and trim
Burgundy vinyl bench seat, correct for this body style and trim
Wood grain steering wheel with tilt column
New dash overlay
New armrests
New door seal plates
Original-style slider air conditioning controls
Kenwood Bluetooth stereo fitted cleanly into the factory radio pocket
Amarillo dash badge present and clear
Coordinated burgundy carpet throughout

Suspension & Chassis

New front end and suspension components (bushings, ball joints, and related hardware)
Air conditioning
Clean, painted undercarriage with sound floor and frame — no rot, patchwork, or rust compromise

Additional Info

Documented full restoration completed in 2022
GMC’s counterpart to the Chevrolet El Camino, built 1978–1987
Amarillo trim adds a layer of collectibility base Caballeros lack
Low-production body style long overshadowed by the El Camino, keeping entry values accessible as collector interest grows
Restored to be driven and shown, not just displayed

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