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This is the third generation of General Motors C/K line of trucks produced from 1973-1987. Known as the square/box-body the design was revolutionary when it came out. This truck hast the top-of-the-line luxury trim level packages known as the Sierra Grande. This 2 owner truck has a 454 paired with a t400 automatic transmission making it a blast to drive. It underwent a frame off restoration and has only had 35,000 miles put on it since then. This truck has bucket seats with a center console, wood dash, wood steering wheel, sliding rear window, power steering, power brakes and a tilt wheel. This truck was well cared, drives...

This two owner truck has been well maintained and well cared for! The truck was restored and repainted in September 2006. In 2007 headers and a new exhaust system were added and the truck was professionally lowered. This GMC is extremely solid and ready to take on any task weather it be a big job or local show.

The GMC brand came to General Motors as a means of primarily producing trucks among its lineup for commercial and civilian use. This truck has been built and modified for easy driving and legendary style American Muscle horsepower. The truck is coated in a hot shade of orange which will capture anyone's attention no matter the setting. Under the hood lies a 327 cubic small block V8 roaring through a dual set of exhaust pipes. The power is transferred back through a TH350 3-speed automatic back to a 10 bolt GM rear axle donning a 3:70 ratio and a limited slip differential. The transmission is operated with a Lokar style shifter making for a stylish touch on the interior. Inside the truck you will be sure to notice the custom gauges which gives you a much more accurate readout then the original gauges would have done. The truck also features power brakes, power steering,...

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 good looking truck was restored a little over 15 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. 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 V8 engine and transmission were installed at the time of the restoration. There is less than 15000 miles on this restoration, so it has 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 that classic muscle sound everybody loves to hear. Under the bed cover is a wood bed. Inside, the interior looks just as...