1950 GMC C/K 1500 Series 100

This rat-rod truck presents a rugged charm, starting and running smoothly, albeit in need of basic work to return to roadworthy condition. Originating as a fully operational Texas farm truck, it spent most of its life in active service but has been dormant for the past 12 years. Sold with a Bill of Sale due to a lost title.

Equipped with a 350 V8 engine, paired with a 700R transmission and a 4v Holley carburetor rated at 750 CFM, this truck boasts reliable power. Other features include a Delco-Remy distributor, a modern wiring harness, an electric fan, and a 10-bolt differential with 3.73 gears. It’s outfitted with 4-wheel disc brakes, a transmission cooler, and rides on original GMC frame and 14-inch 1972 Chevelle Rally Wheels adorned with wheel trim rings and white wall tires.

Inside, it features 2001 Silverado bucket seats, with all glass intact and the original brake master cylinder in place. The fuel tank has been relocated for convenience. While there is some rust present on the floors and hood, the truck features a sturdy metal bed floor.