1954 GMC Pickup

This 1954 GMC series 100-24 half-ton pickup was the recipient of a comprehensive restoration while under prior ownership. Power is sent to the rear wheels by a 350ci small-block V8 paired with a 3-speed manual transmission and features include an oak truck bed, mechanical brakes, manual steering, and custom gauges, and wheels. Located in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, the truck is offered with a clean title in the seller's name. 

Finished in a fresh coat of gloss gray paint which was recently applied during the restoration process, the exterior comes complete with rounded fenders and bodywork, chrome trimmings, sidesteps and an oak slatted truck bed. Condition of the paint and bodywork appears to remain in great condition along with all glass components. 

Steering and braking systems are mechanically operated, however, a front disc brake conversion has been installed to aid in smooth stopping. Wheels are custom 5-spoke Hot Wheels units that come fitted in blackwalled rubber. 

The interior was refreshed while under prior ownership and is outfitted in black vinyl upholstery over beige carpeting with door panels to match and a bright red dash panel. Equipment includes an AM radio, floor-mounted 3-speed shifter, heater and manually cranked windows with integrated vents.

Custom Sunpro instrumentation can be found behind the factory 3-spoke steering wheel and includes a 100-mph speedometer along with dials for fuel level, battery voltage, oil pressure and coolant temperature. The seller reports odometer mileage on the chassis to be around 91,000 miles. 

The flat black engine bay is home to a 350ci small-block V8 bolted to a 3-speed manual transmission sourced from a Camaro. The engine is said to have been rebuilt while the truck was under restoration and comes topped with a 4-barrel carburetor, black air cleaner, Edelbrock intake manifold, electronic ignition and headers.

A number of additional photos of this 1954 GMC pickup have been made available for viewing in the image gallery.