1951 GMC PU Truck Series 150

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Condition: Used
Make: GMC
Model: Other
SubModel: Series 150
Year: 1951
Mileage: 99,999
VIN: 9999999
Color: Green
Engine size: 228
Number of cylinders: 6
Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: Manual
Drive type: RWD
Interior color: Tan
Vehicle Title: Clear
Location: Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States

Description

Relisted with updated photos and NO RESERVE.
This is an original 1951 GMC PU Truck, Series 150 (3/4) ton pickup. The seat belts and turn signals were added in subsequent years because those options were not available or required in 1951. Original 6 volt electrical system (positive ground) AM radio, and starter on the floor. Three (3) Speeds plus aGrannygear. The original stock color was white; it was painted green about 20 years ago, theengine fender wells and firewall show the original white color. It appears to have the original wood bed with some rot that is to be expected.

Everything works and operates except for the driver side spot light and the AM radio needs the speaker installed. That’s how it came when I bought it, no speaker. I purchased the original factory speaker and it’s new in the box to be included in the sale. I also included in the boxes of parts including a new bulb for the spot light and extra parts for the radio (new) if needed. For the time I owned the truck I never drove it above 45 mph because of its age. Never have any issues except a new battery put in this spring after the winter. It’s kept in the garage during the winter and I try to use the truck to keep it operable and used during the spring and summer.

It has theoriginal 228 cu. in. V6 engine. The odometer is stuck at 63,899.9I’m sure it has rolled at least once but I do not know how many actual miles are on the truck. No mechanical issues. Check the NADA Guide for range in value for this truck. Its $8,950 Low Retail to $25,400 for average retail (20 footer) and $50K for High Retail completly restored.

I know its not a 20 footer (only some of it is...). There is one rust hole (pictured) inside the passenger door bottom of cab.

Final sale must be cash or cashier’s check at my bank during bank hours for everyone’s protection. PayPal is also an option for those not local. I hold a clear title to this truck and will hand to the new owner in the bank once paid in full.

This truck is what some folks call a barn find and has not been changed from its original 1951character. I drive it to work onoccasionand sometimes get offers to sell it. I will pull this listing if that occurs.

Short video; starting truck and opening hood to hear engine and a brief walk around. youtu.be/Yc6nn-_cbac

Its titled "GMC Truck 036 "

Thank you.

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