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The factory specification for this GMC CABALLERO Standard Cab Pickup: engine, power, drivetrain and build years to help you match the exact OEM parts.
About the GMC CABALLERO Standard Cab Pickup
The GMC CABALLERO Standard Cab Pickup was produced from 1977 to 1979. This pickup truck was designed for utility and everyday tasks. It was a practical choice for those who needed a reliable vehicle for transporting goods or handling work-related duties. With its rear-wheel drive, it offered a solid driving experience, especially for those who needed to haul items in the back. The GMC CABALLERO was a versatile vehicle, fitting well into both work and personal life.
Under the hood, the GMC CABALLERO featured a 3.3-liter petrol engine with an engine code L26(201CUV6). It had a simple design with six cylinders and two valves per cylinder, producing 97 PS or 71 kW of power. The engine used either an intake manifold injection or a carburettor for fuel delivery. Notably, it did not come with a catalytic converter, which was common for vehicles of its time. This pickup was straightforward and focused on getting the job done without the frills of modern technology like ABS or ASR.
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