1970 GMC 2500 Custom

The GMC Truck marque first appeared at the New York Auto Show in 1912. GMC produced just 372 units that year. That was the beginning of a much larger vision as GMC has been a leading truck manufacturer for over 100 years. In 1916, a GMC truck crossed the country from Seattle to New York City in thirty days. 10 years later, a 2-ton GMC truck drove from New York City to San Francisco in just 5 days. During the second world war, GMC produced over 600,000 trucks for use by the United States Armed Forces. GMC has remained synonymous with the word truck and builds the best in the business to this day.

The GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this stunning example of a 1970 GMC 2500 Custom. The GMC received a full frame-off restoration and is finished in an eye-catching Medium Blue and White with a matching Medium Blue interior. The bench seat is freshly re-upholstered and looks, killer. Along with the fresh bench seat and painted dash, the GMC received a new Medium Blue carpet kit.

Powering the truck is a swapped 5.3L LS engine which is controlled from a stand-alone Fi-Tech fuel management system. The sweet exhaust note is routed through a 2.5” exhaust with stainless steel headers and a new air intake was also fitted to allow the Vortec engine to breathe better. Sitting on the new 8-lug Vision wheels this truck sure is a looker. Also new in 2021 are the 265/70/17 Corsa tires.