The 1990 GMC Jimmy SLE remains a definitive icon of the full-size SUV era. This lifted gray example features a 5.7L V8, 3/4 ton axles, and 4-wheel disc brakes. It perfectly combines vintage square-body style with modern off-road upgrades for the ultimate adventure.
The 1948 GMC 100 5-Window Pickup is a classic New Design icon reimagined for modern roads. This 350-powered custom features a 1970 Camaro front clip and a beautiful matching trailer. With air conditioning and a wood-lined bed, it is the ultimate vintage cruiser.
This 1985 GMC Suburban C2500 High Sierra is a low-mileage survivor featuring the massive 7.4L V8. Finished in Light Blue Metallic with a long-term single-owner history, this truck offers authentic square-body utility and heavy-duty towing capability for the vintage enthusiast.
This 1974 GMC C2500 Sierra is a heavy-duty survivor featuring a replacement 454 V8 and a wood-lined bed. Registered with one family for over four decades, this green and white pickup offers an authentic look at the “square body” era with its original beige vinyl and camper shell.
This 1986 GMC Suburban C2500 Sierra Classic is a long-term California resident powered by a 6.2-liter diesel V8. Refinished in Light Blue Metallic with a blue cloth interior, it features third-row seating, a locking differential, and significant recent mechanical maintenance.
This 1949 GMC 100 is a cherished 5-window pickup held by a single family since 1989. Featuring a 228ci inline-six, two-tone beige paint, and a wood-lined bed, this New Design classic offers a unique blend of post-war utility and well-documented heritage.
The 1993 GMC Typhoon remains one of the most daring performance experiments in automotive history. This all-black example features a turbocharged V-6, all-wheel drive, and modern cabin upgrades. As one of only 2,200 produced for its model year, it represents a rare peak for nineties enthusiasts.
A classic 1948 GMC Pickup with 64k miles, finished in Green. Powered by a 228 CI Inline-Six engine and paired with a 4-speed manual transmission.
Modified 1949 GMC 150 Pickup in Black Cherry with 350ci V8, 700R4 automatic, and Nova subframe. Featuring tan leather interior, Dolphin gauges, Keystone Klassic wheels, and MagnaFlow exhaust, this five-window truck blends vintage style with modern performance.
Fuel-injected 1951 GMC Panel Truck 4×4 Conversion with matching trailer, powered by a stroked 350 V8. This six-year build features custom paint, lifts, modern amenities, and a trailer equipped for travel, now offered with clean Florida titles.