350-Powered 1966 GMC 1000 Fenderside Pickup

The vehicle in question is a distinctive, 59-year-old classic: a 1966 GMC 1000 Fenderside pickup truck. Manufactured during the golden age of American Muscle Cars, this vehicle boasts an era-accurate powertrain with its original 350 cubic inch engine under the hood, making it one of the few surviving examples from this era still sporting its original configuration. As a product of Detroit's heyday, the truck carries an imposing presence on the road, backed up by its robust frame and iconic styling cues that define classic American pickups. Despite its age, this 1966 GMC is no trailer-towing museum piece but rather has been refurbished and upgraded for modern driving standards. Not only does it possess a lowered suspension equipped with sway bars at both ends to improve handling, but also features all-new brake components for enhanced safety during highway drives. Inside the cabin, lovingly re-trimming completes the package, making this truck not just an attractive vintage vehicle but one that offers comfortable, reliable transportation for today's drivers. Currently located in Fairview, North Carolina, USA, this classic American pick-up is ready to roll down the highway or into your heart as a testament to GMC's enduring reputation for robustness and style since its manufacture way back in 1966.

Last bid: $41,500