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While it looks bone stock on the outside, there are plenty of new and rebuilt parts lurking beneath the original exterior to make this truck a reliable cruiser. Under the hood, you-ll find the original numbers matching 228 inline-6 that is running like a top. This GMC sports a brand new custom built 5-speed manual T% transmission installed with a brand new custom built drive shaft making this classic truck a very usable vehicle. This truck is especially cool in the fact that most of the trucks you-ll find today are half-tons with Shortbeds that have been completely restored and modified. With original and untouched vehicles becoming increasingly harder to find, this GMC 152, or 1/2-ton truck is a true gem! While the heavy-duty trucks are a bit more rare, this particular truck sports a spacious stake style flat bed, and since no vintage truck would be complete without a wood-lined bed, this cool Chevy is equipped with a yellow-pine floor, side rails, and...

Although General Motors introduced its first pickup truck in 1930, the term 'Silverado' was a designation used only to detail the higher-level trim for the Chevrolet C/K pickup trucks from 1975 through 1999. GMC used a few variations of the 'Sierra' name (Sierra, High Sierra, Sierra Grande, Sierra Classic) to distinguish the different trim levels through 1987, though the 'C/K' nomenclature was continued through 1999. 'C' (or 'R' for 1987) trucks had rear-wheel drive while 'K' (or 'V' in 1987) models had four-wheel drive. Both Chevrolet and GMC dropped the 'C' and 'K' designations in 1999. However, Chevrolet still uses the CK and the CC in their current model codes. The Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra trucks have been essentially the same for their entire history. The Silverado today is generally advertised as the 'lower' version, while the Sierra has more luxury options. There are some trim and option variations as well. Now built on the GMT900 platform, the second generation of Sierra arrived as a 2007 model. The exterior, interior, frame and suspension were all redesigned, and a few of the available engines got an increase in power. Like the many GM...

Classic Pickup Trucks continue to rise in value across the board and now is an excellent chance to 'pick one up' (pardon the pun)! As you might be able to tell from looking at the script on the patinaed paint-job, this GMC originated in South Carolina and is mostly stock in appearance, interior and mechanicals. Wood panels can be found in the 8ft truck bed, providing plentiful storage or hauling room. The seller recently moved to Arizona from the south east and claims he drove this '69 GMC the whole way without issue! It has its original cast iron 305 CID 6 engine under the hood that General Motors advertised was good for light duty use and of course easier on fuel consumption than the larger and heavier V8 blocks. Indeed, it appears to be in great running order. A 3-speed manual transmission with the shifter located on the column is all this Longbed needs to get to work. Several components have been replaced recently including a new fuel sending unit, battery and a couple of cosmetic items such as glass and a dash pad. Inside it's like stepping back...

According to the accident-free history report, this GMC spent almost 30 years with the 1st owner in Arkansas before coming to Texas with its current owner. Walking around this SLE trimmed GMC, one should notice the gloss black paint with GMC badging. Adding to the curb appeal are 4 16' alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires, chrome trim, cowl hood scoop, red pin stripping, and black mirrors. The gray interior flows well with the exterior. This GMC mixes style with comfort features. Some options include air conditioning (updated to R134a), AM/FM/Cd player, cloth seats, seat belts, cruise control, power brakes, power locks, power windows, power steering, and even a tilt steering wheel. Powering this black beauty is a 4. 3L TBI V6 engine mated to a 700R4 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive. The odometer reads just over 91k miles, and the condition reflects lower by...

Step into the past with this 1963 GMC 2500, a classic beauty that is sure to turn heads. Its striking turquoise exterior is a unique color that sets it apart from the crowd, making it a standout choice for those who appreciate vintage style. Inside, you'll find a tan interior that complements the exterior, creating a harmonious color scheme that is both elegant and timeless. The seats are comfortable and inviting, making every journey a pleasure. Under the hood, the GMC 2500 boasts a V6 engine, offering a balance of power and efficiency. The manual transmission gives you full control over your driving experience, allowing you to truly connect with the road. Despite its age, this GMC 2500 is equipped with features that enhance your driving experience. The air conditioning system ensures a comfortable environment, regardless of the weather outside. For entertainment, the vehicle comes with an AM/FM...