The 1957 GMC 101 NAPCO is a rare factory-installed 4-wheel drive panel truck featuring an unrestored 270 CI inline-six. Used as a Grandby Fire Department rescue vehicle, this blue icon crossing the block at Houston 2026 shows 7,023 miles on the odometer.
This 1952 GMC 150 5-Window Pickup is a 3/4-ton classic powered by a 228ci inline-six paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Finished in green with a brown vinyl interior, this five-window workhorse features a split windshield, 16-inch wheels, and a clean California title.
This 1962 GMC Suburban 2-door model is a striking blend of vintage utility and modern custom culture. Featuring a 350 CI V-8, an adjustable air-ride suspension, and a fresh gray interior, this green-finished cruiser offers a unique stance for the classic truck enthusiast.
This 1972 GMC Sierra Pickup is a multiple award-winning short bed featuring a nut-and-bolt restoration and its original matching-numbers 350 CI V-8. Finished in two-tone Olive and Green with a Houndstooth interior, it combines factory air conditioning with a lowered custom stance.
This 1971 GMC Suburban features a modern 350 CI V-8 crate engine and a stunning Copper finish. With its original interior, cruise control, and air conditioning, it offers a rare mix of authentic preservation and modern reliability.
GM Specialty Vehicles has officially launched in the UK, bringing the Cadillac Escalade, GMC Yukon, and Chevrolet Silverado to British buyers with full manufacturer backing. Enjoy comprehensive warranties and nationwide servicing for these iconic American SUVs and pickups.
This 1963 GMC Custom Pickup represents the pinnacle of modern truck customization with over 900 hours invested. Featuring a 454 CI big block and a Porterbuilt Air Ride chassis, this magazine-featured show winner blends House of Kolor Gold Metallic paint with elite mechanicals.
The 1972 GMC K2500 4×4 features a BluePrint 383 stroker V8, rebuilt Turbo 350 transmission, and 3.73 gears. Refurbished and lifted on 35-inch tires, this classic GMC blends vintage truck design with modernized small-block performance.
This 1977 GMC Jimmy High Sierra 4×4 features a replacement 350ci V8 and classic two-tone Mariner Blue and White paint. With 32k miles shown and a dual-range transfer case, it offers a honest project for square-body fans. It is a true North Dakota truck with plenty of character.
This 1986 GMC Jimmy Sierra Classic 4×4 brings a rugged two-tone presence to the road with its red and white finish and a four-inch Rough Country lift. Featuring a 350ci V8 and modern LED upgrades, this square-body icon is ready for any terrain or local show.