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Done. Thanks for the suggestion.


1947.2 GMC 1/2T SWB panel
1947.2 GMC 1/2T long bed
1948 GMC 1/2T short bed

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Originally Posted by Twin Jimmys
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/pts/d/san-jose-1955-gmc-pickup-truck-3100/7758513254.html

Found this in under a minute on Craigslist. Search your area on CL and you will probably turn up something. If nothing in your localized area, you can utilize the map in the CL search bar. You might have to make a road trip to another state if you want one right now, as in yesterday. If you want a motor rebuilt, there are some very qualified individuals on here that will build or rebuild a motor for you. You just have to ask them and make a deal through private messages. Keep looking.

Sorry just now seeing this. Thanks for the info. I'll be honest I've never used CL and didn't even know it was still around. I searched the web, ebay and FB market place.

Thank you Jimmy!


1953 GMC 1/2-ton Long Bed
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