West Coast Classics are proud to present an absolutely exceptional
example of this 1972 GMC Full Size Pick Up C20 3/4 ton Fleetside
Longbed, the CE25934 model and the top of the line Chevy truck in
1972 and fully loaded with factory options including the desirable
'Sierra Grande' trim package and 'Custom Camper Equipment'
package.In 1972, General Motors unified the VIN formats for
Chevrolet and GMC trucks, adding a leading "T" to signify the GMC
division.VIN Code Breakdown:T (Division): GMC TruckC (Chassis
Type): 2-Wheel Drive (Conventional 4x2)E (Engine Type): V8 Gas
Engine2 (GVWR / Series): 3/4-Ton (2500 Series)4 (Body Style):
Pickup with Cab and Bed2 (Model Year): 1972Z (Assembly Plant):
Fremont, CaliforniaFactory options include:400 CID V8 EngineTurbo
Hydramatic transmissionAir ConditioningPower SteeringAM/FM
StereoFront Shock AbsorbersHeavy Duty SpringsHeavy Duty BatteryTilt
Steering WheelAuxiliary BatteryCamper WiringSierra Grande Custom
PackageCustom Camper EquipmentWhite over Medium Olive PaintOlive
Custom Cloth TrimTinted GlassCamper MirrorsFront StabilizerRear
Leaf Spring SuspensionFully equipped and factory ordered with air
conditioning equipment, power steering, power brakes, Olive
Houndstooth bench custom seat interior and trim with matching color
carpet and kick panel carpet and dashboard and door trim panels and
boasting the original factory 'Sierra Grande' and 'Custom Camper'
packages.The truck was optioned with the heavy-duty rear springs
and shocks, which raised the GVW from 6,400 to 7,500 pounds; with
the 8.75-16.5 load range D tires, it earned the right to carry the
'Custom Camper' badge. You could order the springs, tires, or
shocks a-la-carte and not have the badge. To get the badge, though,
you had to have all the required equipment.The top-dog in the Trim
Packages for 1972 was the 'Sierra Grande' package which offered an
extra look of richness with woodgrain inserts in the door panels,
glove box and instrument cluster, and nylon houndstooth inserts in
the seats with co-ordinated vinyl trim and carpeting, extra floor
and top cowl insulation is included as well as Bright Metal
interior and exterior trim. Air conditioning was a $400 option.This
is one very honest truck and must be seen and driven to be fully
appreciated - the original Big Block 400 4 BBL V8 engine is
extremely strong and responsive, the transmission shifts smoothly
through the gears and the engine temperature always remains cool.In
summary, this is one very fine example of this increasingly
collectible and desirable 1972 year of the legendary full size C20
3/4 ton pick up in rare turn-key ready, daily appreciating, daily
driving and daily head-turning condition and an all time classic
American truck with it's original 402 Big Block V8 engine and fully
loaded with factory options and the top-of-the-line trim
package!
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