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There's no question that right off the bat, the square body's styling scored points with pickup buyers eager for something new. Rather than the sleek appearance of the pickup it replaced, the 1973 C/K featured broader, bulkier looks that incorporated more giant glass, a hood that opens inside the fenders (rather than as a clamshell), and a bolder grille. It was a muscular, clean take on the pickup concept, and it helped contribute to roomier cabins with better ventilation and a quieter on-road experience. Suspension components were explicitly engineered to absorb rough roads with minimal bounce, using computerized simulations before being cast-a first for GM's pickups. Wheelbases were stretched for all truck versions, improving stability and smoothness, and disc brakes were standard on the forward wheels. Airbag suspension on all four corners and 20' U. S. Mags wheels set the tone for this awesome square-body truck. A cowl hood, molded front, and...

There are so many different directions you could go with this one, be it just a driver, a Restomod with modern suspension and engine and the weathered appearance, or a full restoration. In either instance, this is a great starting platform. It was finished in a gray exterior over blue interior that is in good shape for its age. Mechanically it is pretty solid, starts up strong every time. Power comes by way of a 5. 7L 350 cubic inch V8 that is mated to a 3 speed automatic transmission. Features include Air Conditioning,...

If you are looking for cool and wild then introducing the 1971 GMC Sprint, a classic vehicle that blends vintage charm with modern convenience. This vehicle is finished in a timeless white exterior color with a custom paint job that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The interior is adorned with a tasteful grey cloth, providing a comfortable and stylish ride. The GMC Sprint was a great way to get the look of an El Camino in a more distinct and truck ready badge. Not only are they a rarer site today, but also 1971 was the first year of the Sprint name. It isn't just history that makes this one grab attention. Just like the El Camino, the Sprint shares the Chevelle DNA inside. The seats, dash, carpeting and door panels all benefit from having comfortable care like roots. The presentation shows they invested time and money to make this look clean and comfortable. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 350 V8 engine, paired with a smooth 700R 3-speed automatic transmission. This combination ensures a powerful and reliable driving experience, making every journey an absolute pleasure. The 1971 GMC Sprint is not just about looks and power,...

The C/K series trucks were Chevrolet and GMC's full size pickup truck line from 1960 to 1999. 1967 brought an introduction to a new, more modern body styling and ran through the 1972 model year and also began to add comfort and convenience items to a vehicle line that had previously been for work purposes alone. GMC offered four trim levels for its 1972 trucks: Super Custom (which was a base work truck), Sierra, Sierra Grande, and the Sierra Highlander.

This 1972 GMC Sierra Grande Pickup is powered by its numbers matching 350 CID V8, backed by a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission, and running to a 12 bolt rear end with only 41,782 actual miles! Options on this 1972 GMC Sierra Grande Pickup for sale include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio with Cassette Player, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Cloth and Vinyl Interior, Cruise Control, Tilt Wheel, Hub Caps, and Raised White Letter Radial Tires. The truck has seen a repaint back to its original Orange and White color scheme and shows very well. The interior still retains its factory look with a vinyl and cloth bench seat and factory gauge cluster. This truck was nicely optioned from the factory with air conditioning,...

This eye catching classic truck is in excellent driver condition, and is a real conversation starter. The white paint is fresh and makes the truck stand out and almost reminding you of an old ice cream truck. The brand new chrome bumpers both front and rear give it just the right amount of shine. Ofcourse the 20' inch chrome wheels completely change the attitude of this beauty. With this much steel going down the road a set of powered disc brakes was an absolute must, installed upfront they give you much better pedal feel and reduce the stopping distance dramatically. The interior is simple and functional with the bucket seats giving you and the passenger a comfortable ride while the built in seat belts keep you safe. Ofcourse the dash is full of all the normal gauges but probably the most important thing you will notice is the Vintage air controls. As you can tell by that nice shiny new compressor the system was just recently installed and is ready to cool you down. The door panels are made from the same black tweed material as the seats while the bottom half brings the outside in with the same body paint...