GMC Antique, Vintage and Classic Trucks For Sale

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Photo Title Make Model Year State Price Placed 1971 GMC Sierra Grande Shortbed GMC Sierra Grande 1971 CA $ 12,500.00 USD 11/22 1987 GMC Caballero GMC Caballero 1987 OK $ 18,995.00 11/19 1985 GMC HIGH SIERRA GMC HIGH SIERRA 1985 AR $ 2,800.00 US dollars 11/16 2000 GMC Sierra SLE 4X4 GMC Sierra SLE 4X4 2000 ONC $ 18,000.00 US dollars 11/14 1965 GMC Suburban GMC Suburban 1965 MS $ 1,500.00 or Offer 11/8 1957 GMC 4x4 Stepside PU GMC 4x4 Stepside PU 1957 MO $ 7,900.00 US dollars 11/5 1970 GMC C-10 GMC C-10 1970 OH $ 18,000.00 or Trade 11/3 1965 GMC Fleetside PU GMC Fleetside PU 1965 MO $ 4,800.00 US dollars 11/3 1947 GMC Stepside Pickup GMC Stepside Pickup 1947 MO $ 5,400.00 US dollars 11/3 1971 GMC Jimmy GMC Jimmy 1971 ID $ 8,000.00 US dollars 10/29

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GMC is one of the largest divisions of the General Motors Corporation. It started as the Rapid Motor Vehicle Company, which was purchased by General Motors in 1909. Then GM bought the Reliance Motor Car Company and merged the two in 1911, forming GMC Truck. 600,000 GMC trucks were produced for the U.S. military during World War II. In 1943 GM added Yellow Coach buses and renamed the division the GM Truck and Coach Division.

GMC and Chevrolet trucks are similar but have never been identical. They traditionally have different trim and GMC is generally priced higher. GMC trucks are promoted as the 'Professional Grade' version of Chevrolet trucks, offering more features and options than Chevrolet.