1984 GMC Sierra 1500 4x4 Squarebody short bed. This truck is a one ton converted and is equipped with a mildly built 350ci V8, automatic transmission, and shows 35,862 miles on the odometer. The engine features an aluminum intake and headers, along with power steering and power disc brakes. Additional options include tinted glass, AM/FM radio, bed rails, hood emblem, dual exhaust, and a sliding rear window. The truck is lifted with an 8-inch 1.0 DOR lift kit with Fox shocks and sits on a tire and wheel combination of 35x16x15 Interco Boggers mounted on 15x16 Davis Off-Road retro wheels. It has been converted to 8-lug with a Dana 60 front axle and a 14-bolt rear, both with 4.56 gearing and rear disc brake conversion; both axles have been stripped, cleaned, and coated. It is also equipped with a Davis Off-Road Ultimate steering kit with track bar, along with Tom Woods high-angle driveshafts front and rear, including a CV-style rear driveshaft. The truck features disc brakes all the way around and power steps for easier entry and exit. This truck is very rust-free, and the two-tone paint presents extremely well, offering a great combination of classic looks and aggressive stance. Originally purchased new in Galax, Virginia by an 81-year-old farmer, it later spent time in South Dakota before returning to Virginia.