1968 GMC 1500

Description

Engine: Extremely rare, numbers matching GMC V-6 E351 - 351cid / 220 hp / 320 foot pound torque / 4.56 bore x 3.58 stroke / 7.50:1 compression ratio. Complete set of custom engine gaskets from Olson Gaskets (not installed, cost 0).
From 1960 to 1974 GMC
produced a unique 60 degree V6 engine
family with displacements of 305, 351, 379, 401 and 478.
All versions of the GMC V6 used a six-throw crankshaft, which when combined with the 60 degree included cylinder angle, produced a smooth running engine without any need for a balance shaft. Spark plugs were located on the inboard side of the cylinder heads and were accessed from the top of the engine. This position allowed for shorter spark plug wires and kept the spark plugs away from the hot exhaust manifolds, something which was emphasized in sales literature. It was also perceived as easier to access them for maintenance. These GMC V6 engines were noted for durability, ease of maintenance and strong low RPM torque.
Carburetor: original Stromberg 2 barrel
Radio: original and working
Transmission: original 435GL 4-speed
Dual gas tanks (original in cab and new tank located in rear between frame), Bench seats recovered with original material, new shoulder belts, wood bed, clutch, FlowMaster dual exhaust. Drive line rebalanced, new U joints and pinion seal. New rear lights and wiring. New operational (not reflectors) side markers.
Always family owned. Purchased in high desert town of John Day Oregon. I have owned truck since 2009 (third family owner). No rust. Original owners manual, O.K Identification Tag, original Oregon license plate, and build sheet (showing purchase in John Day Oregon).
Note: Front panel of four panel bed is primed as first step to re-paint bed panels.
Terms of Sale and Release of Truck from Seller to Buyer:
1. Agreement on Price
2. Cashiers check or cash received from buyer
3. Evidence of cleared cashiers check
4. Buyer and seller must complete all documentation as required Oklahoma Tag Agency to transfer title (Form 773 Notice of Transfer of Ownership of a Vehicle). Completed documentation must be approved and accepted by the Oklahoma Tag Agency.