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Guys,

I do not see many GMC 100 short beds on the road. I have the deluxe - stainless/chrome around windshield and chrome bumpers. How "rare", for lack of a better word, is this model? Does anyone have any specifics on # produced, ad pages, postcards, old photos, etc.? Mine was made in Pontiac from what I can tell on the plate.

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You don't see many because not many are left. The short bed 1/2-ton, which is what a 100 is, is probably the most common model.

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