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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 pickup screams for attention upfront the powder coated custom grill and GMC hood ornament really catch your eye right off the bat, the roof has also been chopped to add to the pure aggression, adding to the attitude is the powerplant, this beast is powered by a strong 454 Big Block Chevy mated to a responsive 400 turbo transmission. Moving on to the interior you can appreciate the custom grey leather seats with custom door panels with vinyl foe woodgrain implements on the door panels and dash. Also equipped with a tilt steering wheel, B&M shifter, updated gauges, AM/FM Bluetooth, USB Capable Dual receiver, with a infinity amp to assure you are able to listen to all your favorite tunes with ease. Other amenities include power windows, air conditioning. This pickup is also equipped with a range of both safety and comfort...

The 1946 GMC CC-152 Pickup was a continuation of a prewar design that first appeared for the 1941 model year. With only a little over 4000 miles since the rebuild, this truck still wears its original sheet metal, with the exception of custom fiberglass front fenders, but that is about the extent of it. This nostalgic GMC Pickup truck now sports a 350 Chevrolet CID and a Turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission. Inside the cab, the original interior has been replaced with a tan leather interior, and an AM/FM radio with cassette player. A tilt steering wheel replaces the old straight column piece to make it easier to get in and out of the cab. To keep tabs on critical engine functions is a set of Dolphin gauges. Everything from speed, mileage, voltage, water temperature and oil pressure are monitored by these high dollar gauges. To enjoy the nice comfy interior, AC has been added to keep the...

By the mid 80's GM's flagship trucks had been out for nearly 2. 5 decades! While the first and second generations were fairly short gens lastly only 5-6 years, the 3rd generation would become one of the longest models runs, spanning nearly 3x as long from 1973-1991. Here we have a mid-3rd generation '84 model. This good-looking truck was restored a little over 20 years ago by the owner of time who was an auto body specialist. This explains why the deep black gloss paint looks so good on this truck. It received a ceramic coating in 2021. The hand painted badging gives this truck a nice personal touch and lets everybody knows this is a GMC and not a Chevy. Besides the good looks of the truck, a new 5. 7L V8 engine and transmission were installed at the time of the restoration. There is less than 16k miles on this restoration, so it has since been driven less than 1000 miles per year. The transmission is equipped with a shift kit to give nice firm shifts and increase the life of the trans. Headers with a complete dual exhaust system were also added to give the V8...

The Fleet series by GMC was a line designated in 1955 for budget minded companies that needed trucks to run errands. This one was believed to be a truck that air force used for many years as they used many of these when first produced. Today they are an extremely rare truck with only about 100 believed to be in existence today. Most had the grill replaced with the fancier chrome one and the single headlight replaced with the dual ones. This particular 59 has had a complete frame off restoration with nothing left untouched. It has either been replaced refurbished or cleaned up to like new condition if it's on this GMC. Start with the body, all cab corners were replaced with brand new ones and welded into place with the headboard of the bed as well as tailgate were all replaced with fresh metal. Once the body was back in good shape the frame was blasted and took down to bare so that the body and the frame were ready to be brought back to new again. The frame was painted while the bed and cab waited their turn. The Classic blue and white was laid out giving this...