Restored 1957 GMC 100 Pickup

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Restored 1957 GMC 100 Pickup

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Summary:

Used 1957 100 miles

Location:

Anchorage, AK

Description:

This half-ton 1955 GMC 100 Pickup is described by the seller as having been “fully restored” and as a “rare and beautiful truck.”The GMC engine is said to be original, with an unknown rebuild history.The truck is reported to have come out of western Colorado, where it was restored.The pickup has been driven less than 100 miles since chassis service three years ago.The seller says the truck has “no rust” and the interior upholstery is described as “new.” FEATURES Power comes from a 270-cu.in. OHV inline-six, which was factory rated at 130 horsepower.A four-speed transmission sends power to the rear wheels.All new glass is said to be present, with door-glass tinting.The original vacuum wipers have been converted to electric.The speedometer was replaced prior to the seller’s purchase of the truck.A repaint in maroon is described by the seller as “excellent.”The cargo bed presents very well, with new wooden flooring and hardware.Chrome mirrors have been fitted on both sides of the truck.Shock absorbers and suspension bushings have reportedly been replaced within the past three years.The P235/75R15 Michelin LTX radial tires are described as “new,” but DOT date codes are not visible in the provided images to confirm this.The differential gears were changed to 3.08:1 at an unknown time. NEEDS The GMC has no audio system.Some chipped paint can be seen on the wheels.The underside shows light surface corrosion in spots. COMES WITH A clean Alaska title in the seller’s name.The water pump has been changed and documented. SUMMARY Described by the seller as having been “fully restored” and “a rare and beautiful truck,” this half-ton 1957 GMC 100 Pickup is reported to have been restored in western Colorado under previous ownership. The seller notes an entirely new cab interior, whose gray and white vinyl seating surfaces show no damage. A new headliner with functional dome lighting is cited. The 100 is reported to retain its original inline-six engine, with an unknown rebuild history. The truck is said to have been converted to electric wipers, with a new water pump installed, plus a replacement speedometer. The seller says, “all gauges work.” No functional issues or leaks from the 100’s powertrain are observed. According to the seller, the GMC has been driven fewer than 100 miles since undergoing chassis service three years ago. DOCUMENTATION The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean Alaska title in his name. No other documentation is cited. This 1957 GMC 100 Pickup is being listed for sale because the seller no longer drives it.

Body Type:

Truck

Features:

Radial Tires

Posted:

July 15 on Americanlisted