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I think it's undercoating. Overspray on muffler, driveshaft and rear axle. But the interior looks like new, and so do the GM keys on the dealership keychain. Apparently they gave him a second set of GM blanks that were not cut, and a spare set of keys were made on Ilco blanks. Ilco is one of the aftermarket suppliers of automotive hardware. Key machine we had at the parts store was from Curtis, but Ilco may have bought them out since then. Uniroyal Tiger Paw tires also fit the OEM era, both our shop trucks came with those (78 & 81 GMC C15's).
I think you're right. I looked at it alot closer this morning and saw nothing that would really make me question the odo, the numbers perfectly line up too. I think the underhood pad and the exhaust from the cat back were recently replaced and then the undercoating applied. I think that was a mistake or I at least would've asked for a better job to be done. But that's just me.
Not necessarily. My '85 is as loaded as you could get (even had a special Olympics package for that year) and doesn't have the back cab trim band
You can tell by the overspray on the eyelets of the leaf springs and the large area missed on the axle tube of the rear end that it's aftermarket paint/undercoat. Doesn't take away that it's a nice truck but would definitely wanna see it in person, like you said, to ensure that it's not trying to cover up an issue(s).
I hear ya! That's why my daily is 28 years old....
