The GMC Sierra 1500 was a cornerstone of GM’s full-size truck lineup throughout the 1990s, known for its durability, simple design, and powerful Vortec engines. By 1996, the Sierra had evolved into one of the most capable and refined pickup trucks on the road, combining classic square-body styling with modern fuel-injected V8 performance. This Sierra is the desirable single-cab Stepside 4x4 configuration, powered by the legendary 5.7-liter Vortec V8, paired with a four-wheel-drive drivetrain and independent front suspension. This truck has traveled 212,180 miles but has been completely refreshed. The previous owner purchased the truck in Flanders NJ in 2016 with 187,370 miles and has taken great care of it since. The truck has also been upgraded with a magnaflow cat-back exhaust system which gives it an aggressive throaty tone without excessive drone or noise. Finished in a striking Irish Green repaint, this truck was originally Bright Teal Metallic, giving it a unique, refreshed appearance that stands out from typical factory colors. This Sierra remains a strong-running, solid-driving pickup, offering the kind of reliability, simplicity, and mechanical honesty that made 1990s GMC trucks so desirable. The Stepside bed, short wheelbase, and single-cab layout give it a more sporty muscular stance, while the 4x4 system makes it equally capable for work or recreation. With its powerful V8, unique color, and classic square-body appeal, this Sierra is a great example of a modern-classic American pickup. 212,180 miles and is priced at $18,500.