'54 or '55 1st series

Ueah, we're good here in fact got a GMC of our own that nothings been done to it in 10 years.

My other half doesn't know but it will be sold sometime in the future too since he'll never get a chance to work on it. 

So if you know of anyone looking for a unique vehicle, hit me up. 

Photos 41-43 snow an actual (often wrongly called) wheel of the "split rim" type.

It has seen better days...

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1951-gmc-fire-truck/

Ciao,
Mario

I still drool over that '76 Talisman that Dr. John was a custodian of for a while. It matched my car. I've never seen any other car brand with the blue like the Crystal Blue Firemist. For some reason, it wasn't a popular color.

Like they say, I got mine and that's all that counts. When I go, it is already slated for it's next owner.

Look closer. You may be able to reach your fingers under the rear roofline and lift the entire roof right off of it. Standard GM fare. Roof rot under the vinyl.

It really is a shame that the car companies didn't properly seal the metal under the vinyl and for that matter, seal the roof against moisture intrusion also.

The Talisman models only had dark blue or black velour or Medici as it was called. Triple white would be a knockout.

Taht's a good looking car.  Light blue with a white interior would be preferable.

What does it need that will cost $15k?

For anyone interested...

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1017022619341103/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post

You really do realize that you are killing me, right? White and Blue Medici? 

It still needs $15k to make it right. My retirement is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more important than a car at this point.

I'm loving this waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much.

F/S on FB Marketplace