This 1951 GMC Truck is part of the "New Design" series, featuring a
distinctive five bar horizontal chrome grille, vented
windows. The 1951 GMC Truck was built for work rather
than speed and was a favorite among businesses and tradesmen
because of its rugged build and reliability.This vehicle has an
Inline 6 / 228 ci engine, straight 6, and a 4-speed manual
transmission. It has a heater that does currently
work. It is a 2-wheel vehicle. There is
a leak at the oil pan, but fluids are full. The crank
windows work. The drivers side window is broken.The
wipers work as they should.The lights work except for the rear tail
lights and the front parking lights.Turn signals work. The
vinyl blue interior is in fair condition. The exterior
blue paint is in good condition. There are scratches throughout and
a few dents here and there. There is no spare tire, car
jack or tools. The tires are in good condition with a
manufacturer's date of 4717 and probably should be
replaced. The rims are in good condition with no
scratches.There is surface rust inside the roof and door
edges. The starter button does not always
engage. IT IS ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA TO GET AN INDEPENDENT
THIRD-PARTY INSPECTION ON ANY USED CAR.
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