1963 GMC Stepside Pickup

[GMTruckGuy74]

Not a huge fan of the early-to-mid '60s GMC pickups but if it was the right price ($2k or <) I'd consider one.  This one caught my attention recently but exceeds my range; check out the full listing here: http://southjersey.craigslist.org/cto/4582603348.html

 

 

 

63 gmc stepside barnfind - $5500

 

Real solid truck , runs 3spd v-6 305 original rare motor please serious inquires only prefer calls only

 

 

Edited August 22, 2014 by GMTruckGuy74

[David]

Very cool and if it was like you said only a couple grand cool but at 5500, I would pass as this body style really is nothing special. Just early brick on wheels look.

Very cool and if it was like you said only a couple grand cool but at 5500, I would pass as this body style really is nothing special. Just early brick on wheels look.

[balthazar]

I have never been a fan of step-sides (unless mid '50s or earlier), even my '57 F-250 was a (the first) StyleSide.

I like these early '60s GMs, but being a step side would be my deal breaker.

Edited August 22, 2014 by balthazar

[GMTruckGuy74]

Not for me, balthazar. I see so many '60s 'fleetside' ' Chevies at shows a stepside model would be my ideal truck

[SAmadei]

LOL.  Victor's Par 3 golf course... a few miles from where I grew up.  Drove past it just a few days ago, actually.  Don't recall this particular truck, though.  Quite a few interesting vehicles down that stretch of US40.