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This GMC is bad to the bone and ready for a hard day of work! This truck was built with a purpose and that is to tow your classic hot rod to the next show. Look at how cool this is! This 1954 GMC 350 is all the class and style of a classic ride paired nicely with the functionality and useability of a modern drive train. This vehicle started off as a running and driving rust free 1954 GMC from Kansas that was already in incredible shape. The cab was lifted off and placed onto a 2003 Chevy 3500 1-ton Chassis sporting that stout 6. 0 LS motor paired to a 4l80 capable of all your hauling needs. Pull that classic hot rod up onto this 18ft custom bed built by Hodges Custom Haulers that features a winch, custom floor lighting, headache rack, Texas style ramps, trailer hitch and wrapped in custom stainless trim. This COE is no joke and will not only tow your car to the show but take home a few trophies of its own! The detail is unmatched inside and out its hard to remember its sporting an all modern drivetrain. That means this vehicle stops...

This full restoration took place just a few short miles ago with the odometer showing a low 1631 miles since build. With a fresh drivetrain all the way around resting on QA1 coil overs and a power rack and pinion steering system I can tell you this truck tracks strait while cruising down the road as well as rolling down the strip. Powering this 47' GMC 3100 is a built tough GM 383CID V8 stroker engine, yes that's right this rowdy Machine not only looks the part but performs and sounds the part as well. Backing this power-plant is a TH350-3spd automatic transmission that will grab a gear when needed snapping you back in the seat leaning into the pedal or when you want to ease into it and enjoy the open road. The exterior has been glazed over in a deep and rich Black Cherry PPG brand paint and the attention to detail is top notch, with popping chrome accents and a beautiful interior to match. The interior is just as clean, with a two tone color theme this tan and cherry leather bench seat will grab you and not let go until you have...

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...

With less than 4,000 miles on the complete build, this vehicle is super fresh and nicely broken in. The powerplant is top notch and ready for whatever you have to throw at it! This 69 GMC truck for sale is powered by a 350 cubic inch GM crate engine. Topped with a polished dress-up kit, this 1969 GMC Custom 1500 for sale looks just as nice and it moves! Backing the small block Chevy engine is a turbo 400 automatic transmission that's ready for showing and towing! The power is thrown to the ground and held to the pavement thanks to sticky radial tires wrapped around rally wheels. With power steering and power brakes, this truck has a modern feel, with a vintage vibe. The exterior is a beautiful shade of black. Nice and glossy, it's highly complimented by chrome bumpers and woodgrain designed trim. The car has a mix of mean muscle and subtle outdoorsy, which makes it a delight to the eyes for all truck lovers alike! Once you wipe the drool off your face, you'll be inclined to check in the cab. Peeking in, you'll be equally impressed, with a brown vinyl interior that pops with the black...

This has to be one of the most popular body styles that's on the market currently! With the boxy but smooth look giving you a tough and rowdy look but also giving you a sleek and sexy stance. Powering this 1970 GMC Pickup is a built GM-383CID V8 stoker engine, with a thumpy cam, long tube headers, Elelbrock performer intake topped with a Holly 4-barell Carb you already know this is going to be a blast to drive. Backing this powerplant is a TH350 3-speed automatic trans that was built to handle this power. Just as the stall is a bit taller than stock that is all paired with a GM 10-blt rear end. I don't know exactly what gear is in the back but after driving it I can tell you it's a cruising gear, I'm thinking mid-3's for a ratio. The exterior has a fresh paint job, with a dark purple on the top and a deep gloss...