This is my pic thread for GMC Trucks and Buses. Here's a 1986 GMC 4x4 Crew Cab Rescue Truck owned by the Boothwyn(Pennsylvania) Fire Company.

http://www.boothwynfirecompany.com/images/apparatus/406a.jpg



https://web.archive.org/web/20080723193944/http://www.boothwynfirecompany.com/apparatus.php

Disproving the notion that General Motors killed mass transit, here's a 1981 GMC RTS 04 Bus originally owned by the MTA, and now owned by the FDNY.

http://www.hopetunnel.org/bus/ems.html

Here's a 1960 B-5000 Model. I always thought these trucks as well as the Ford N-Series looked a lot like Mercedes-Benz Unimog.

Another fire truck. This time a 1957 Fire Ambulance. Now who else is going to add GMC's here?

Here's another GMC Pickup from around 1965 or so. Do you notice anything unusual about the "M" in the grille?

http://www.6066gmcguy.org/featuredGMC2.jpg

Now here's a famous GMC from "The Fall Guy."

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_2084-GMC-Sierra-Grande.html

This is an interesting swamp bus from Brazil.

http://www.strangevehicles.com/images/content/101172.jpg

http://www.strangevehicles.com/content/item/101172.html

Okay, here are three more GMC's. The first two are GMC HM-Series trucks from the late-1960's through mid-1970's, and the other one is an early GMC JH-9500, which looks more like it has the grille of a Chevrolet Series 70 truck.

Are Chevy trucks ok? ( Same trucks, more or less ) Well, ill take a chance.....
1933 Chevy vegetable truck

Are Chevy trucks ok? ( Same trucks, more or less ) Well, ill take a chance.....
1933 Chevy vegetable truck

That should be in the Chevrolet Picture thread, despite the fact that they're the "same trucks more or less," as you put it. The Oldsmobile Bravada is the same truck as the Chevrolet S-10 Blazer & GMC S-15 Jimmy, but I'd still put that in the Oldsmobile picture thread. Here's another GMC B-Series. Notice something about the trailer it's towing?

And although I may've posted the pic before, here's a 1958 GMC Panel Truck owned by the Lannon Fire Department(wherever that is). Clearly used as a fire utility vehicle. I wish I could find the link.