My 1995 Yukon has been loaded for transport

[fastpat]

The LED lights are polarity sensitive, which I found out the hard way. You may already know this, but thought I would mention...

I'll try reversing the LEDs to see if that works. So far, the only one that works is in the courtesy light located on the door.

 

[fastpat]

Nice ride, did you buy it without seeing/driving it ? If it's as good as it looks, you made a good choice . JMHO and food luck with it.
David g .

I saw it via over 20 photos taken by the seller, very extensive of both inside and out, I bought it and had it shipped from Salt Lake City to South Carolina. I think it is "as good as it looks" now that it's on the ground here at the house. Overall, it does not look like it's 23 years old, maybe ten years less than that.

 

[bde269]

NICE

 

[brettac]

I think I may be buying one this week. Not as nice as yours though. How many miles and if you dont mind me asking, what did you have to pay for it?

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[Sean James]

That is AWESOME! If you are unsure of the history, change all the fluids, front to rear, including trans pan drop and filter, and transfercase fluid, and both diffs. The two doors with barn doors are rare now, doesn't matter what you paid for it, it has the old OBD system, easy to work on with a cheap scanner. Do yourself a favor and change out the fuel pump and clean up the fuel tank and related parts. While Northern Utah is a very unforgiving place in the Winter, it is also a very DRY State the rest of the year, so rust should be minimal. She is a beauty, and I cherish mine (see avatar). You a lucky man!