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sc1337 July 17th, 2013 04:53 AM

196? GMC 4000 B-model
 
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Hi, I'm a bit new to this forum and to owning a vintage GMC.
I found my beauty at a private impound lot just a few miles away. It was love at first sight in all its rusty beauty lol. I don't know much about american vehicles I've only worked on european cars so I don't know of any good places to buy parts or places to find information. So if anyone could help me with that I'd appreciate it!

Funky61 July 17th, 2013 06:37 AM

Re: 196? GMC 4000 B-model
 
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Welcome SC from SoCalif. What's the history of the truck and how about some photos of the V6 and the interior dash as well. Keep it stock or this maybe...
Here is a photo from another forum of a B-model Hot Rodded up. Either way, cool truck.

sc1337 July 17th, 2013 07:05 AM

Re: 196? GMC 4000 B-model
 
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Originally Posted by Funky61 (Post 49362)
Welcome SC from SoCalif. What's the history of the truck and how about some photos of the V6 and the interior dash as well. Keep it stock or this maybe...
Here is a photo from another forum of a B-model Hot Rodded up. Either way, cool truck.

South Carolina actually, I don't know the history sadly other than it has a Fontaine flatbed. I plan on keep it pretty much stock I think it looks bad-a now. It does have some rust issues in the floor pan and doors but thats expected. The guy I bought it from owns a towing service and he towed it to me on his semi for free, thought that was pretty cool, and he just dropped it off today so I get some more pics tomorrow and try to get her started!

P.S. thats a awesome truck

FetchMeAPepsi July 17th, 2013 03:17 PM

Re: 196? GMC 4000 B-model
 
Cool truck! More pix! :champagne:
Have you rescued one of these trucks before? Theres a few guys here with big trucks that really dig the factory look. i bet they will offer some good tips as you go along.

If you dont have a maintenance manual you can find one on evilbay. The one manual covers 1000-5000 models.

:goodluck:

Clyde July 17th, 2013 03:28 PM

Re: 196? GMC 4000 B-model
 
I am located in Abbeville,SC, my son lives in Greer and we are usually up there several times a month. Good luck, if I can be of any help just ask.
Clyde

sc1337 July 17th, 2013 07:55 PM

Re: 196? GMC 4000 B-model
 
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Originally Posted by FetchMeAPepsi (Post 49364)
Cool truck! More pix! :champagne:
Have you rescued one of these trucks before? Theres a few guys here with big trucks that really dig the factory look. i bet they will offer some good tips as you go along.

If you dont have a maintenance manual you can find one on evilbay. The one manual covers 1000-5000 models.

:goodluck:

That's a good idea thanks! Nope this is my first Truck actually, I wanted something big and unique.

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Originally Posted by Clyde (Post 49366)
I am located in Abbeville,SC, my son lives in Greer and we are usually up there several times a month. Good luck, if I can be of any help just ask.
Clyde

Will do thanks!


Ok here are some pics...

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118,783 miles, I want to change out the cluster, because I want a tach and voltmeter.

6066gmcguy July 18th, 2013 05:58 AM

Re: 196? GMC 4000 B-model
 
Its a 1964-66 truck, cab style narrowed that down. Still downloading your pics...

Too many of these truck have been cut down to one ton chassis, or lowered, not many kept stock, which is too bad as at some point in the future thats he way people will think they come from the factory, I say keep it stock so that some history is saved as it should be.

They can be fun trucks, but you need to run with the bigger truck owners a little more, so also beside this fine group, check out the American Truck Historical Society, you can find a link to they forum on my site, the 6066 GMC Guy.

Also see my site for the double cluster setup GMC had in a lot of the bigger trucks, you can find them in other large trucks and mix & match the parts to bould what you want, I have one I built onthe site.

Whats the vin number?

6066gmcguy July 18th, 2013 06:04 AM

Re: 196? GMC 4000 B-model
 
Looking at the photos, I see your door are rusted, but the good news is, a door from a pickup will work, you just need to cut the lower front corner off, there is even a line on the door to show you were to cut.

sc1337 July 18th, 2013 06:35 AM

Re: 196? GMC 4000 B-model
 
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Looking at the photos, I see your door are rusted, but the good news is, a door from a pickup will work, you just need to cut the lower front corner off, there is even a line on the door to show you were to cut.

Oh cool thanks I was wondering about that. The Vin is BVH4012 F1010G
I plan on just cleaning her up with parts that could have came on it, and after
I get the 305c cleaned up I wanna get some plaid covers lol

6066gmcguy July 18th, 2013 02:16 PM

Re: 196? GMC 4000 B-model
 
Your Vin tells us this:

B = B-Model
V = Vacuum-Hydraulic Brakes
H = Heavy Duty
40 = series 4000
12 = wheelbase, 187 inches
F = series 1964-66
1010 = serial number, 10 unit built that year
G = DOT GVW Rating.

The vin number should made this a 1964 or 1965.


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