Have you ever noticed that funeral homes seem to come up with a variety of interesting vehicles to claim as business expenses? Not necessarily that they’re buying Mustangs as procession line chase vehicles, but more that they can access… more»
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Second Series Project: 1955 GMC Suburban Carryall
The mid-1950s GMC Suburban Carryall models don’t surface very often, especially the 1955 2nd Series trucks. This example, now listed on eBay, represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of GMC’s early enclosed utility vehicles with a clean title… more»
Custom-Built 1965 GMC 3500 Camper
These 1960-65 GMC and Chevrolet pickups enjoy a loyal following in the world of custom vehicles, and what’s more custom than a home-made camper version? This 1965 GMC 3500 rolls on a 183 inch wheelbase, and the reportedly home-made… more»
Trucking’s Crackerbox Past: 1966 GMC DLR/DFR-8000
In the not-so-distant past, over-the-road trucking was very, very different. Interstate highways were still snaking their way across our great nation, and multi-day trips were fairly rare. The trucks back then were thus very different than what we see… more»
60K Mile Original: 1963 GMC Series 1002 Pickup
It shames me to admit it, but I’ve never owned a proper pickup truck. Although I’ve long used my ’65 Dodge Dart wagon for similar purposes, it’s not the same as throwing greasy engine parts over the bedside to… more»
Still in Service: 1982 GMC 7000 4×4 Wildland Fire Truck
Fire trucks don’t usually show up in the classifieds as ready-to-work, privately owned rigs, but that’s exactly what makes this 1982 GMC 7000 4×4 Wildland Fire Truck stand out. Offered for sale in Hamilton, Idaho, this heavy-duty GMC isn’t… more»
Original Paint: 1990 GMC Jimmy SLE
When you get near the final production year of any vehicle, you can be sure of two things: one, it will likely have most of the bugs worked out of the vehicle’s design or drivetrain, potentially making for a… more»
BF Exclusive: 1953 GMC Pickup
Life has a habit of throwing us a curveball, forcing us to change plans. Such is the case with this 1953 GMC Pickup. The owner commenced a custom build as a fitting tribute to his late father. Unfortunately, changed… more»
Two-Owners, Low Miles! 1985 GMC Caballero, Amarillo Trim
Here’s a rare beast: it’s the GMC version of Chevy’s El Camino coupe utility, rare as a hen’s tooth thanks to limited distribution versus its sibling. Only about 30,200 Caballeros saw the light of day over the entire production… more»
Solid Start: 1969 GMC ¾-Ton Pickup
Listed here on craigslist out of Hillsboro, Oregon, this 1969 GMC ¾-ton pickup looks like a great starting point for someone who wants a classic truck they can enjoy right away and improve over time. The seller says it… more»
BF Auction: 1977 GMC Jimmy High Sierra
Talk about well optioned! This 1977 GMC Jimmy had almost every option box checked. It received the High Sierra Equipment Package, the 350 cui V8, 3.73 gearing, four-wheel drive, 31-gallon fuel tank, A/C, and this awesome color combo! It’s… more»
Champion Telstar Camper Van: 1989 GMC Vandura
Combining elements of Class B camper vans and the larger-bodied Class C, Champion’s Telstar offers room for four in a relatively compact and aerodynamic package. This 1989 GMC Vandura-based Telstar “ran when parked,” and the Carmichaels, Pennsylvania camper can… more»
1984 GMC Sierra Classic 3500 Crew Cab 454 V8
You can haul a lot of apples in this Apple Red 1984 GMC Sierra Classic 3500 Wideside Crew Cab Camper Special pickup. This truck barely fits in the frame, it’s so long! Even the name is long for this… more»
Family-Owned: 1975 GMC C1500 Sierra Grande
It’s hard to believe that 1975 was 50 years ago. Five decades, gone, poof. Where did all those years go? How many loved ones have gone since then, and how many kids, grandkids, and great-grandkids have been added to… more»
21,000 Original Miles: 1995 GMC Sierra
The GMT400 platform is one of the more beloved eras of trucks from GM. Simple yet handsome looks, rugged drivetrains, and a variety of power train options suiting every need made these trucks the Swiss army knives of their… more»
















