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Lot # ST0146

1949 GMC

100

VIN: FC10141407
Auction:
2020 July
Run Day:
Saturday
Year
1949
Make
GMC
Model
100
Doors
2
Body Color
Red
Interior Color
Black
Body Style
Pickup Truck

All Steel / California Classic Pickup


Vehicle Highlights
  • Georgia Registration Only
  • All Steel
  • California Classic Pickup
  • Ground Up Restoration Including Exterior, Interior, Chrome, Bed & Mechanics
  • Manual Transmission / 4 Speed on the Floor
  • Manual Choke
  • Throttle
  • Vent Windows
  • Airflow Heater & Defroster System
  • Full Instrumentation
  • Steel Wheel "Necker Knob"
  • Owner's Manual
  • Dual Chrome Side View Chrome Mirrors
  • Turn Signals
  • Hooded Headlamps
  • Running Boards
  • Step Plates
  • Chrome Front & Rear Bumpers
  • Chrome Front Grill
  • Chrome Beauty Rings
  • Wide Whitewall Tires
  • Coker Classic Radials
  • 235x75R 15
  • Seat Belts
  • Cowl Mounted Air Duct
  • "GMC" Scripted Wheel Covers
  • Show Quality Golden Oak Bed with Stainless Bed Slats
  • Dual Rear Tail Lights
  • Fire Extinguisher
  • "GMC" Scripted Rear Tail Gate
  • "GMC" Scripted Floormats
  • AM/FM/Cassette Sound System
  • 116 Wheelbase
  • 6 Cylinder Engine
  • Dual Carburation
  • Fenton Split Manifold
  • Petronix Ignition System
  • Dual Exhaust System / Smitty
  • Chrome Exhaust Deflectors
  • 12 Volt Electrical System
  • Chrome Valve Cover and Carb Air Cleaners
  • Oil Filter
  • Detailed Engine Compartment
  • Detailed Undercarriage
  • Portfolio of Numerous Restoration Receipts
  • Includes $7,000 Complete Engine Rebuild, Clutch Assembly, Braking System and More

Message From the Seller:
* While the 1st Gear is Super-Low (7.06:1) and Utilized Primarily for an Extremely Heavy Load, it Moves Out Effortlessly in 2nd Gear (3.58:1). The 4th Gear Allows for More Comfortable, Lower RPM Cruising. The 1949 "Advanced Styling" GMC Pickups Were Far More Rare Than Their Chevy Counterparts. The GMC's Were Not a "Logo/Medalion" Change with Chevy Pickups. Please Admire the Round Art Deco Type Styling.