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5 Window Pickup. Step back in time with this classic 1950 GMC 100 Stepside, a stunning example of vintage automotive craftsmanship. This iconic truck boasts a sleek black exterior that exudes timeless elegance and sophistication. Complementing the striking exterior is a beautifully maintained tan interior, offering a warm and inviting cabin space that balances style and comfort. This special GMC has the hard to find five windows. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 350 V8 engine paired with a smooth 3-speed automatic transmission, delivering a driving experience that is both robust and effortless. This GMC 100 is equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your driving pleasure. The aluminum wheels not only add a touch of modern flair but also ensure durability and performance on the road. For your entertainment, the truck comes with an AM/FM radio, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tunes as you cruise down the highway. The inclusion of power brakes and power steering ensures that handling this classic beauty is both safe and easy, providing you with confidence and control behind the wheel. Power windows add a layer of convenience, allowing you to adjust the windows with ease. The radial tires offer improved...

This slick Machine looks like its ready for restoration but then you hear the rumble of the stout 5. 3L V8, what a great engine as General Motors really hit the nail on the head with this engine. Backing this power plant is a smooth shifting automatic transmission, great for cruising the back roads and or rolling down the strip on a hot summer night. Do not worry about the hot nights as this 1951 GMC is blessed with a vintage air unit and this will keep you chilly on a hot night or day. The exterior was a intentionally patinaed appearance and this was no accident, feel the slick surface and you know the amount of wetsanding done to reveal the underlying history of the truck. The interior is a grey/brown vinyl that is slick as can be, that is paired with new gauges as well. What...

This stunning truck has been restored and is a real head-turner!

Under the hood of this monster sits a 383CID Stroker V8 paired with an automatic Power Glide transmission. Bolted to the block is a full Edelbrock intake and Carburetor setup, long tube headers, and wire loom accessory set. The engine bay is very clean and well organized.

The exterior blue paint is in great condition and shines brilliantly in the sun along with the chrome bumpers and grill. It has an great look and sits at just the perfect height. Polished aluminum Weld Racing Wheels with front locking ups wrapped in Pro Comp All Terrain tires finish this truck nicely. You will also see the finished wood truck bed liner is in excellent condition as well.

Inside, a plush 2-tone vinyl interior accents the painted blue dash board very well, and even has that...

In 1912 General Motors patented the GMC truck name and the rest is history. GMC has become known for building dependable trucks that have become the workhorse of America. During the 30's and 40's the pickup became more popular than ever as the Army invested in 600,000 GMC trucks during WWII. After the war the GMC light and medium duty trucks had a major redesign called 'GMC New Design'. Incorporating a larger, stronger and sleeker body. A design that is extremely desirable today in the retromod build market.

This 1951 GMC 100 pickup had a body off restoration in 2017. Painted in a matte black finish and fitted with 19' Torque Trust wheels with a polished lip giving this GMC one mean look. Professional pinstriping, sliding rear window, Integrated taillights, wood bed planks, and a maroon grille...

This mid 1950's pickup is iconic and is the first production year of the GMC Blue Chip series pick-up trucks which only lasted until 1959. This specific Big Window is true survivor and is dressed in era correct Bright Teal with a Summit White roof. The interior was reupholstered on this pristine pick-up to match its eye-catching paint. The same beautiful Bright Teal is used on the interior's custom painted dash which is equipped with an Oil Gauge, Generator (Battery) Gauge, Gas Gauge, Thermostat Gauge and even a Vacuum Gauge which was a very rare option for a 1950's pick-up. There is also a manual toggle switch for a custom Electric Cooling Fan which is also wired to the factory thermostat gauge. Under the steel hood of this pick-up sits a newer Small Block Chevy V8 paired to a 3-Speed Automatic Transmission. In the 1950's, it was a rare option to have an automatic transmission on a pick-up truck, the more commonly used 3 Speed '3 On The Tree' Manual...