1949 GMC 250

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Stock #1314-CHI
Price: $23,995
Year Make Model: 1949 GMC 250
Engine: 228 CID Inline 6
Transmission: 4-Speed Manual
Mileage: 0 ( undocumented )
Body Style: Pickup
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Gray

Bias Ply Tires
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Vinyl Interior

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Gateway Classic Cars of Chicago is proud to offer a 1949 GMC 250 Pickup. This beautiful Red example of a classic American work horse comes with a 228ci inline six with a 4-speed transmission. The motor and transmission have a fresh rebuild just 2218 miles ago. Inside the vehicle you will find a grey bench style vinyl seat and an original dash. Trucks of this era were rather simple machines, and that is part of their appeal. They were made to be rugged and reliable. It's neat to think of all the jobs this truck might have been a part of throughout the years.

Whether you plan on using the vehicle to go to local car shows or haul a load of dirt, this truck can handle it all. Its wood plank bed features a functioning hydraulic lift to easily dump whatever you plan to load in the back.

Feel free to come by our Chicago showroom to check out this 1949 GMC 250 in greater detail or visit GatewayClassicCars.com. Please contact 708-444-4488 or chicago@gatewayclassicars.com with inquiries.Gateway Classic Cars of Chicago is proud to offer a 1949 GMC 250 Pickup. This beautiful Red example of a classic American work horse comes with a 228ci inline six with a 4-speed transmission. The motor and transmission have a fresh rebuild just 2218 miles ago. Inside the vehicle you will find a grey bench style vinyl seat and an original dash.

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Transmission: Four Speed Manual
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