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GMC Jimmy 1968

General description : 1968 Custom GMC C10 This is a totally custom pick-up with no expense spared. Top chopped 2″ Power pop doors 396ci Roller Motor, Fluid damper balance 30 over O&G Heads Stainless valves Stainless lines throughout/Synthetic Fluids Turbo 400 transmission with shift kit Dana 60 Rear rebuilt with 3.50 gears Dropped spindles 4 Link Rear Suspension Air ride on all four corners, Air Ride Tech Upholstery by Paul Riker Power seats Centerline polished wheels Shiny purple exterior paint New wiring throughout with relays Air conditioning Cruise Power steering and brakes Tinted glass This is an incredible, must-see, one-of-a-kind truck. Buy it for more than half the build cost at NOW REDUCED DOWN TO $37,900.00! Financing available at $419.33 with 20% down and approved credit. This car is located and being represented for a collector in the Seattle, Washington area.

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1968 GMC Jimmy is listed sold on ClassicDigest in Arlington by Classical Gas for $37900.

 

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Car type : Car Make : GMC Model : Jimmy Engine size : 0.0 Model Year : 1968 Location : Arlington

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About GMC
Did you ever mistake a Chevy pick up for GMC? No wonder as those have been virtually identical apart from the grill and logo since the 20's.
The difference is Chevrolet trucks were marketed towards private users, while GMC was intended for commercial use, so it's more about market segmentation than anything else.