1972 GMC C/K 1500

1972 GMC C1500 Pickup For consignment, a one family owner truck purchased new in 1972 at Wenger GMC Pontiac in Buck PA. It saw its last inspection sticker in 2009, and has undergone a restoration in the late 90s which included a new bed and a fresh respray. The trucks exterior is rust free, has the factory interior which shows nicely, and has a mere 1K miles put on since that last inspection in 2009. Definitely worth a gander! Exterior Clean Medium Red sandwiches a white mid-section on the straight steel panels of this truck. Overall the paint is good with nary a spec of rust to be seen. The cab roof is painted white, and also on those side panels as a delineation marker made of a stainless and black painted trim spear runs the length of the truck. On the bottom of the white is more stainless with a wide black stripe bordering a shiny stainless. The rockers are red as is the interior of the bed. We see gaps that are nicely minded throughout, and the grille up front is looking spiffy with its dual headlights and split rectangular chrome and shiny bumper below. Just behind the cab is the bed which was restored then painted red. It includes wood planks with nary a mark and some stainless steel painted red dividers. The bed sides and tailgate are excellent with no scratches for dings. On the very back is more red and white with the trimming running across the top to match the sides and a strip of wood appliqu with GMC central badging. Another shiny bumper is framing the bottom of the rear roll pan. 15-inch deep dish GMC badged truck rally style sport wheels are on all 4 corners and all wrapped with 225/75R15 thin whitewall rubber from 2003 all in good condition. All badging is on and accounted for and the truck presents in overall very good condition for the exterior. Interior A swing of the chromed mirror adorned doors and we see Sheridan style embossing on a mid-door black vinyl panel which houses the actuators and chrome window cranks. On its upper edge are red painted metal sills and white window frame surrounds. Inside, your eyes are bowled over by smooth black vinyl bolsters in the form of a bench with gray and black striped subtle floral pattern strips in the central broadcloth inserts. This stretching bench presents as new as it was part of the restoration looking very much showroom. It sports a central Sheridan style embossing in the black center panel just like the doors. The steering wheel is a 2 spoke style mounted atop a standard black painted steering column. This fronts a restored dash with a red steel face and a textured black panel with round shiny bezel gauges inserted within. The dash continues across and in the center is a factory AM/FM stereo and a temp slider control panel just below. Up top is a black vinyl padded topper that is free of cracks. Down low is like new black rubber flooring which is very clean and covering the roof is a red painted ribbed steel with some black sun visors next to the front glass. For the passenger is a black painted shiny glove box door and an eyeball AC vent. Drivetrain Upfront under the hood within a wonderfully restored engine bay sits a correct 350ci V8 painted in GM orange /red. It has a black snoot style air cleaner covering a 4-barrel carburetor. Meanwhile, bolted to the back is a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission. This pushes mill power back to a 12 bolt rear axle. A single stock exhaust is on for the exhale. Undercarriage As we take a deep dive underneath we see nothing but clean black painted surfaces for the wood bed undersides, framing and body hangers. Also in are clean black painted independent coil springs for the front and leaf springs for the back. Fender undersides and rockers are also clean black painted non dirty surfaces. There is no invasive rust anywhere to be seen, and noted the engine shows as very clean on the bottom end. Power front disc brakes are working in conjunction with power rear drums. Talk about bringing a mirror to show off the underside..WOW! Drive-Ability I love the perspective one gets behind the wheel of one of these classic early 70s GMCs. That said, this truck fired right up with the twist of the key and off to the test track I went. On the track the truck performed with adequate power, good bias free braking and superior handling. A smooth ride for a truck as well. The AC blew warm and has an idler pulley bearing noise, also the radio was non functional and there is a small hole in the muffler. An earlier restoration which was done very well, and on a very popular truck with 2WD, all factory interior, and a beautifully restored clean undercarriage. Super low miles on this beauty as it has a mere 1K since 2009 for a grand total of 29,230 that sadly arent verifiable, but thanks to the restoration definitely looks the part. Act fast, these tend to fly out the door especially in this condition. TCE142B505978 T-GMC Truck C-2 Wheel Drive E-V8 Gasoline 1-1/2 Ton 4-Pickup 2-1972 B-Baltimore, MD Assy Plant 505978-Sequential Unit Number Classic Auto Mall is a 336,000-square foot classic and special interest automobile showroom, featuring over 850 vehicles for sale with showroom space for up to 1,000 vehicles. Also, a 400 vehicle barn find collection is on display. This vehicle is located in our showroom in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, conveniently located just 1-hour west of Philadelphia on the I-76 Pennsylvania Turnpike. The website is www.classicautomall.com and our phone number is (888) 227-0914. Please contact us anytime for more information or to come see the vehicle in person.