Lot #309 - From 1967 on, GMC and Chevrolet started designing trucks more for transportation and not just as a work vehicle. 1969 was the first year of the sleeker grille design on the C model trucks. The changes to the truck's design gave it a more stylistic appearance, which made it a very sought after truck back then and more so today. This 1969 GMC is a show-quality vehicle. The original engine has been replaced with a GM 350 crate engine. It has aluminum heads and an Edelbrock camshaft. This truck also has an aftermarket 5-speed transmission. The sprayed-on bed liner that matches the color of the truck and the interior is in great condition with upholstery and carpet that are brand new. This is the type of truck that you can drive to work all week and then take it to a car show on Saturday. It drives as good as it looks.