1964GMC V6 305 1 ton dually 4WD

[DonSSDD]

Rare V6, looks like a W, fire truck in Montana , 18,500 miles.

Make a good tow vehicle but you may have to add hybrid electric power to tow a car? I guess the 305 had gobs of torque but not much HP? Fuel economy not good either, but you sure would look good.

https://www.hemmings.com/auction/1964-gmc-2500-876766?utm_medium=email&utm_source=auctions_newsletter

 

[1964SuperStocker]

You missed the rare part. The V6 is rare but this is a NAPCO conversion. That means it was turned into a 4x4 by the only company specializing in doing so to new trucks back then. NAPCO trucks alone are highly sought after. The V6 is a neat twist but NAPCO is what will sell that truck. Wife just forced me to leave work last week and go with my neighbor to a car show. His 1970 International Brush truck is the one his wife used to fight fires in Colorado when they were both volunteer fire fighters. For his birthday about 4 years ago she bought it at an auction for the station and my buddy Frank flew out to Colorado to drive the beast all the way home. What a road trip at 45mph. Not geared for highway use. LOL!

 

[DonSSDD]

They also have a 2wd 318 Dodge 1 ton dually with 20,000 miles. That’s a nice cornbinder.

 

[La Hot Rods]

I had a GMC pickup with the V6 it was a real stump puller. Many a rounded off loads of logs for fire wood.

 

[Iowa 409 Guy]

Did you have the 702CI V12 James???

 

[La Hot Rods]

No, it was the V6 model.

 

[Murphdog]

I built one of the 305 V6's about 45 years ago for a local farmer for a 2 ton. I think I charged him $600 and had a heck of a time getting my $

 

[DonSSDD]

Closed today, at $15,750, Dodge at $10,600. As usual, GM truck 50% more.