1949 GMC 100

1949 GMC 100

If you've been searching for an honest, largely original post-war pickup with outstanding restoration potential, this 1949 GMC 100 Original deserves a close look. Powered by its original inline-six engine paired with the desirable 3-speed manual transmission on the column, this classic GMC has spent the last 14 years waiting for the right owner to bring it back to life. Rather than letting it continue to sit, the current owner has decided it's time for someone with the passion and vision to restore it to its former glory. Hard-to-find examples like this continue to become more scarce, making it an excellent foundation for a vintage restoration or period-correct build.

Highlights

Original inline 6-cylinder engine

Original 3-speed column-shift manual transmission

Approximately 45,945 miles

Solid restoration candidate

No major rust-through panels reported

New master brake cylinder

New brake shoes

New brake drums

Original body with excellent restoration potential

Front fender has older body filler from a previous repair beginning to crack

Windows need replacement due to hail damage

No body damage from the hail

Clean, classic 1949 GMC styling

Condition

This GMC remains remarkably complete and original for its age. It will require bodywork and paint to reach its full potential, but according to the owner there are no major rusted-through body panels, making it an attractive project compared to many trucks of this era. The brake system has already received important maintenance with a new master cylinder, shoes, and drums. The hailstorm damaged the glass but did not dent the body, allowing the truck to retain its classic lines. Whether you're looking for a faithful factory restoration, a patina survivor, or a tasteful custom build, this truck provides an excellent starting point.

This is an increasingly rare opportunity to own an authentic post-war GMC pickup before values continue to climb. With its original drivetrain, solid foundation, and honest condition, it's ready for its next caretaker to preserve and restore a true piece of GMC history.

Located in Picture Butte, Alberta T0K 1V0, Canada

For more information, please call 833-265-6113 and mention ID 71399