1974 GMC Motorhome for Sale
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Selling a 1974 GMC Motorhome Eleganza SE 260. One-of-a-kind opportunity with it being in such great, original condition. It is a cult classic and has appeared in movies from Stripes with Bill Murray and more recently in Anchorman 2. Links below to Hollywood scenes and in-depth videos on this American classic.
It is in excellent condition and runs great. Check out the video to see it in action. Asking $45,000 - email: 74gmcmotorhome@gmail.com to arrange a virtual or in-person viewing. Located in Crozet, VA
Original sales video used by GMC dealers in the early 1970s - "GMC Sales Film: GMC MotorHome - A New Standard in Motor Home Performance"
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Why GM Cancelled The 1973-1978 GMC MotorHome
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The Future of the GMC Motorhome
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The Platoon Escape | Stripes - with Bill Murray | CineClips -
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Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (2013) - The RV Scene
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I worked at an Oldsmobile/GMC dealer in Woodlawn, Ohio (Cincinnati) in 1976/1978 that sold these beautiful Motorhomes. So cool. So smooth. I remember that several units that were sold had engines swapped out for 1968/1969/1970 Oldsmobile Tornado 455's. These were pre emission engines that have a bunch more Horsepower/Torque. Made a huge difference in the driving experience. Thanks for posting. Good luck with your sale.
I've got one in Cincinnati if you ever wanna work on another one haha, cheers!
Glad you enjoyed the video, and YES, this one has that 455 from the Oldsmobile Tornado. AND now I added Doug Thorley Ceramic Headers with Magna Flow Premium Performance Welded Stainless Steel Mufflers. You can feel more power putting the pedal down with those modifications!! Looking for a new owner who will appreciate the unique situation with a good condition interior, exterior and engine...along with the unrenovated aspect. It's definitely a special experience stepping back to 70's decor.
You do have a real nice Unit.Our son bought a 1973 in 2023 and the former owner who is now 83 wanted a little more power for going up hills,so he had a 500 CC Cadillac engine and our son also had all the original papers and the repair bill for having this Cadillac engine rebuilt and the total bill for all the new parts and labor was $ 3,550.00.He also shared a interesting story of Hank Williams Sr,that he has old photos.record and other memoribilla from the 1950`s that he found in the mountains that his dad in-law aquired from Nashville on the GMC page,parts 8 & 9.Steve Groot.
50 yrs later, its still way ahead of the competition
indeed! It might not be polished like an airstream or other newer models, but it has a hell of a lot more character!! I love driving it!
50 great years ❤
Definitely ahead of their time. I live in Australia but I've never seen one here. I'd like to have one.
My grandparents had one here. I’ve also seen one sitting in a yard (still there, been a few years too).
We love our 77 palm spring.
The GMC Motor Homes Were Built Great & Great To Live & Travel In. This One Looks Great. always, Tommy🤠
I still want one. ❤❤❤
The upper belt outside panels are aluminium. Lower ones are fiberglass, like the front ,roof and rear...
Nice low center of gravity and unlike what some accuse further below...those parts don't rust. 🤓 GM engineers built the chassis custom for the RV shell, not taking a truck chassis.
Awesome...
THE " E.M.50 " Asalt vehicle !
Yes it was! It's made several appearances in Hollywood. Stripes, Anchorman 2 and Ozzy was filming his reality TV show out it for a while too. You feel like you're in a movie when you're out with it!
Too bad I'm way down under in sth Australia 🇦🇺 coz I would've snagged it..greetings from Adelaide.🦘🐪🐨🪃
This thing screams 1970s.
I have a 94 Georgie Boy Pursuit with a 454 Chevrolet engine.
So since I live in California, it would cost me to fly out there and make a decision and then have it either driven or shipped back what’s your bottom line on that just to make a sale? I understand it needs some TLC, etc. in California. We have to smog anything, newer than 1975 and that just sucks and now they’ve increased the requirements to a full safety check including removing all your wheels and checking your brakes. It’s just ridiculous out here.
The good news for you is that it would seem that this 1974 GMC would allow you to bypass that inspection in California, if it is true that it is required for any vehicle "newer than 1975". I have antique plates on it here in Virginia and it gets me out of annual taxes and any yearly inspection required for other vehicles. The bottom line is that I could get more for it if it were already in California or Florida. But it's here in Central Virginia...about 2 hours from Dulles airport. There is room for negotiation, but I just posted it on #GMCRVforsale.com this week and will be promoting it more now that I've overcome my hesitation to selling it. Other experts in the market of GMC motorhomes agree that the value is in the range of $45,000 (+/-$5k) for the right enthusiast, looking for an unrenovated, good-condition, ready-to-hit-the-road GMC motorhome...and yes, screaming the 70's inside and out!
I think I remember a special rounded rear window on a specific model. Anyone have any info on this
Esta hermoso
El consumo de gasolina tiene que ser una ruina...
did you find a buyer?
We have Max and his grandson, Ben
With all due respect, I think the asking price is way too high!!! I own a 1977 26 ft in similar condition.
How much did you think he should sell it for maybe twenty five k
@@jasontomica8938 If you want mine at $ 25 000, I am a seller. It is a Transmode with a rear door and tastefully made interior by a professionnal carpenter. Pex plumbing, Honda Liquid cooled EV 4010 .Electric fridge. Sleeps 5. Roof and dash A/C. 403 cu in engine. Transmission with less than 2000 miles. Don't use it enough because we have a cottage for vacation and week-ends...and kids have grown...
@@jasontomica8938 Yes, this is what I ask for mine and it is better equipped with an EV4010 Liquid cooled generator, rear back door, custom made interior,exterior aircraft paint, PEX plumbing,etc...
I also own a 1977 But something is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it.
I would pay that.... probably half the price then the crap that's out there now
Is this still for sale ?
Yes, or maybe I should say for sale again. I posted this and then really hesitated selling it and life got in the way. I'm planning to post on RV Trader to gather more serious interest, but email me if you are interested.
Yeah its cool its nice but its not $45k nice, more like $15k nice
Consider the uniqueness of having an antique like this, an American automobile and RV Icon, not renovated, but yet in great condition. I beg to differ...and hope to see what the open market will offer for it, using RV Trader. Keep your eye out and tell others who might appreciate it! Cheers!
still got it?
email me about it if you're interested !
Has it sold?
Not yet, ...and did I mention it has great propane heat for colder nights ?
That's no ordinary RV that's rustbucket
Why do you say that's a rust bucket. Explain to me cause I was gonna buy one used. I don't want to get ripped off. Can you please tell me why they're a rust bucket. Have you had experience with these motor homes
@jasontomica8938 they're made out of aluminum and fiberglass -- the opposite of a "rust bucket"!
@@jasontomica8938 Check the frame, that's all. The rest does not rust.
He has no clue.
@@jasontomica8938 Mine is up for grab if you want. Very nice unit
# 9 X 999🎉
Hard to imagine that this was at one time, the epitome of luxury in the RV industry. You give it to me for free today, no thanks 😊.
Yeah, though state of the art in 1974, it's almost laughably out of date compared to modern RVs.