1955 GMC Suburban Pickup (CTR-102)
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- Опубликовано: 13 фев 2018
- #classictruckrescue #classictrucks #antiquetrucks Classic Truck Rescue locates one of the 300 Original 1955 GMC Suburban Pickup Trucks and goes after the remaining bones. We look at a 1936 Chevy Coupe and Meet a neat guy name Dave that shares some history with us.
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You guys have a lot of interesting friends, ❤LoveJim J&R mobile service and God Bless Y'all and your critters
Yes we do, And we are grateful for everyone of them including you thank you Jim
That guy had a nice collection
Thanks to share with us.
Thank you for visiting again.
Good enthusiast you found in Dave. Boy Scouts! Not just boys anymore... logic no longer prevailing in society... but one can find satisfaction saving old trucks. My dream remains to restore historic vehicles. Keep up the good work.
Well said!
Thanks for taking us along with you Rick and Jamie. Jamie's a snazzy dresser, That GMC rare find is like money in the bank. Some of the parts alone are worth having. Nice body styling on the completed truck. Ok, nice work Guys. Cheers !!!****.
A wonderful piece of history, well taken care of etc...!!
super glad to have u all back full time missed ctr
Thank you for saving this truck . you're awesome
Nice score, a diamond in the ruff.
Thanks Okie Bob. -Rick
Man, that '36 Chevy coupe is a beaut. What a rod that would make ! Awesome :)
Boy, Great piece of artwork!
Beauty indeed. Txs Rick .😊.👍
Yer Welome..Thank YOU!
Classic Truck Rescue Very Welcome. I love following,you on Rare Finds 😊 Especially Chevy,Gmc Older the Better For me. Txs Again Rick,For Making this Tomboys Day !!
I live in Eugene, in the early '80's I owned a 1956 GMC long narrow box that I had new oak rails put in, but it had the V8 Hydramatic things on both fenders, all the interior details this one has including the plates on the firewall the GMC motormount bracket, the tinted front and rear windows and large back window. It also had a larger fuel tank than the usual 17 gallon one, 25 or 26 if memory serves. I had to replace the crappy 307 with a 283 from a corvette with a 400 Turbo behind it she was a pretty strong runner. She's still around, I saw her going the other way a couple years ago, a good old horse.....
Would luv to have that 64 Corvair & 55 Gmc Suburban. Wooow Mr.Dave has some cool stuff spare parts neat projects.
Nice bone yard for sure rick , lots of great parts 36 chev cope be great yard art in your place
I have a 63 Chevy step side with a big back window that I recently got it home I can’t wait to start working on it.
Love the 60's Big Window Trucks. -Rick
awsome ,inspirering. so cool watchimg.thanks .
That’s a gorgeous Red Truck! 😮
Sure is....don't know who owns it...but its sweet.
You guys are the Best
Wow nothing is ever going to leave this place
FYI Rick, GMC did designate some of the carryall style trucks as Suburbans. Our family owned two of them when I was a kid. A 58 and then a later 60s model. Both had tailgate and upper lid rather than doors on back.
Yes, one of my Carryalls has the "Clamshell" rear doors and one has the "Barn" doors. Thanks, -Rick
I had a 56 GMC truck back in the seventies with a 396 and a four speed manual transmission out of a Chevelle! AS SHARP AS ANY YOU EVER SEEN!!!!!!!!
I always wanted a '56 GMC just like the one in "The Misfits".
Cool. I learn something new everyday.
Me too Jimmy. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Classic Truck Rescue Always a pleasure to watch you guys.
The day I'm too old to learn something new (or otherwise incapable of doing so) is the dat I'm ready for a pine box and the crematory!
Way K😎😎L ! my first vehicle was 55 Chevy shortbed was my high school graduation present lol with no drivetrain ! had to quickly learn how to work on cars, sure miss it 😊
nice talented guy.
Nice rides, thanks Rick fer sharing!
Best use of your flying camera great show!
Practice makes perfect. Thanks Marshall.
Classic Truck Rescue so true Rick your show is fabulous! Have a great Friday
Gonna be a Sweeet-Build Friends ! Annabbella keepin every-1 in check,Hah ATB Ter God Bless
Good video my friend
That's one mean ass dog on the end credit.
love your videos
Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
too bad she got parted up! good bones there though!!! great vid!!
Now that would be rad
Just another day shopping , LoL....
Looks like somebody got a drone for Christmas. LOL
Somebody got HIMSELF a drone...lol.
They can be fun.
Hope I can come see what you have for trucks one of these days
I can tell it hurts being able to see the rare bed and not able to get it. That's part of business though.
I used to have a 1964 ss chevelle with a-396 in it when I got it!!!!!!But you couldn't bolt up the power steering unit and I traded it for a 350 and put it in!!!!Wouldn't run like the big block but with the low geard rear end and four speed manual transmission it was no shloce!!!!!!
Nice find Too bad the original owner did not know what he had.
when ever I see a bunch of old wrecks and the owner says. "I was meaning to fix it" I think of Pa Kettle, he always said that.
Have to give some props to the old guys that realize they need to let some stuff go though.
I don't find fault its just an observation. the rusting wrecks now fetch big money. could be seen as a wise investment.
Great find Rick!!
Awesome...someone who actually "Gets It". Thank you my Friend...yes..I will be getting this one.
Oh yeah... I'm pretty much the equivlant to you but anything that's rare or super rare and fugly not wanted i buy... LOL but I hope you save the 36? and the GMC Carry-All :)
Workin' on the '36 my Friend.
That color green looked to be 1968 Camaro Ralleye Sport Green, that he had a sample of.
Had all the parts to build up a 56 suburban......but never found the time to do it.....sold it
Oregon is awesome just too many darn tourist’s
Rick there's one thing i wish you would show alot more of in your videos
Like the yellow one u have
78 GMC Diesel.
Hey Rick, I don't know about you, but I think the 55 GMC trucks had the best looking grills. They were far better looking than the Chevy of the same era.
I like older trucks i think they last longer then newer vehicles
that short bed chevy that you looked at is a 65 model. Save it! if they will let you buy it
Like you said it is what it is peace out
That '36 Chevrolet coupe is neat, and I'm with you on it making for a cool gasser....but with the advanced state of rot, not sure there's enough left to salvage even for that. Frustrating to see someone strip down a very rare GMC in favor of a not-as-rare Chevy, but ownership grants the right to do as they wish, right? LOL...good to know you've put an end to the carcass-picking of it and that it stands a chance of being rebuilt.
Thanks for taking us with you bro it is a cool video. Hows the smoke free diet going. All the best.
Two weeks without a single puff on Sunday Ken. Getting much easier. Got my voice back and feeling better than I have in a long time. Thanks Fer Askin'. -Rick
Really glad to hear that quitting is going well for you. It's one of the best things you can do for your health. Linda and I send our best.
K
Awesome video Rick I always enjoy your Channel did you end up getting the 5 window cab?? The 36 Chevy was cool to see but it broke my heart seeing her sit in the weeds perfect candidate for a ratrod thanks for sharing my buddy
It might be a rare one but your going to be an old man by the time you get that one done !
Part. 1. ????
Thanks guys
Hi miss anna-bella👍👍
That GMC hydramatic is probably the same as the 4spd hydros in Oldsmobile and Cadillac cars.
Correct, just a different bell housing.
I wish I could hangout with you everyday help you and learn from you .
Hey that bed is from a 1957 58 Chevy cameo not a gmc if you look at the front of the bed you can see where the bed badges go on it gmc beds didn’t come with these holes up front it’s just a gmc truck with a cameo bed off a 57 are 58 truck.
Hey Rick, still a very good contact to have which can lead you to other trails, has Jeff hooked you up with any sweet trucks in his new assignment ?
Digging your channel. do you have that '36 chevy sedan? looking for parts for mine
I agree with the girls joining the Boyscouts. WTH is the world coming too???
Wish I'd have kept the engine and hydraulic, for that body style. Been worth something now
Please save the moonshine running car . I'm a shiner ...
I found one of these trucks around my area for $8000 needing some work, I thought it was a little much but now that I watched this video I know it’s not
Why do people let their cars get like this and then try and sell them this rough. I live in Canada and I see this all the time. Such a shame.
sure would be nice if you could swap out a different bed for the original maybe throw in a few extra parts he may need ?
OK,did you're garage building did you video start,and finished.If so where's the video.
Just wondering if you will be helping Jeff sell that hoard. Elderly Iron stuff. Gosh ,I would like to be out there.I am particularly interested in the retrctables.
Wasn't invited and I am actually very happy that Jeff has this opportunity. Not going to rain on his parade. If that makes sense. -Rick
A Lot Of Work, but only 300 of them & a good bit of the original parts are there...the coupe is even more work...if the money's right, l say go for it - l just don't see either 1 of these 2 showing up again... can't be that many left
Hey Rick do you think that Corsair station wagon could be worth some bucks? I haven’t seen many of those around. 😉
Yes I do....its one of those things I'm guessing a guy could get....hang onto and store in some dryness....and will be unobtanium in 5-years.
Hello yellow one that suburb next to that GMC is the Bain door
Same answer as to your last coment
Is this resent " Mc Fly " footage? Nice clear camera, I like AT&T tablets for better performance. Most pawn shops around here you can pick them up for around $35.00 .
Some new and some old. -Rick
George used the pickup for a hunting and fishing, wood cutting ride
what's happening with the 1955 Seagrave Fire Truck?
Paid for...just need to get it shipped back to the Classic Truck Ranch my Friend. Rick ain't rich.
I've watch several of these CTR videos. Do we ever see a completed restoration? All that I've seen is Classic Truck Transported.
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Did you ever go back for the bus where you got that ford station wagon
pretty sad to see all those cars and trucks going back into the earth.
I can only save the ones I can save my friend. -Rick
I wish could meet you and see the truck you have . My name is Bobby
vary intresting
How much is the square body Chevy suburban other ones
rick@classictruckrescue.com if you are serious about wanting a truck....I don't really like to discuss truck deals in my comments section...
You should have picked up that Corvair wagon Rick, It was one of the rare Lakewood Cooled ones.
Hahahaha
Dangerous vehicle warning,they will get you killed!!!!!!!
@@johnnyhawkins43 Thanks for the 50+ year old "false fear mongering news flash"... pretty sure at least 2x more poeple have died in corvettes than Corvairs possibly in the same decade...
It's a shame that truck is so parted out. I think that might be one to stabilise and sit on as you never know what might turn up in a spares stash or with another truck in the future. It's super rare (1 of 300, so probably less than 100 left now) and it doesn't look like being too testing a restoration once all the parts are in one place. You'll probably never own another one, and if a better or more complete one turns up you can always pass it on to another enthusiast...
I agree 100%. The scattering of this particular Truck's Bones stops right now. I will keep what is there together and start adding parts instead of subtracting. The Old Guy deserves some Love. Thanks for watching again my Friend. -Rick
That's good to hear. With it being a rare spec of truck it's possible some of the rare parts may turn up cheap as people don't know what they have...
My dad had a 55 gmc flat bed it was great after a fire do to a bunch of idoits blew it up for no reason
The vin tag will tell you
Vin tag on a 1955 GMC will not designate it as a Suburban Carrier. Just as the vin tag on a Chevy Cameo will not designate it as such.....ask the old guys that know....they will agree with me on this....the only way you can be sure is to trace the truck's history.
Anyone have some advice for old trucks I'm planning to buy one but I don't know which to choose
1955-1959 Chevy and GMC trucks are very popular...but I'm kind of biased.
Why would anyone be so ignorant as to remove all the paint off the cab and then let it set outside.
In the uk "bird" is slang for woman, girl of dating age. So, yes Jamie is a bird.
I agree.
you should make an offer on a bundle deal rick
Working on it.....see anything you want to pull the trigger on?
Does it hurt negotiations rolling up in a Benz? 😎
Classic Truck Rescue seriously?
Only if the seller is totally superficial and thinks I should pay more because of the hood ornament on my 16-year old car.......
Rick please I want that yellow and white square body
rick@classictruckrescue.com......its available.
I have a gmc 1985 seiarie
Hang on to it...the "Square-Bodies" get more popular all the time. I love 'em.
We have a 1958 Dodge D-100 SweptSide in rough shape. I personally would like to sell it to a serious restorer.
Well...you can reach me at rick@classictruckrescue.com if you are serious. I get a lot of people saying I should save a truck...but a 1958 D-100 Sweptside would be a good excuse for a road trip and vacation....and "Rough-Shape... doesn't mean a cool old truck shouldn't be saved.... Thanks, -Rick
Wats up rick hows the trucks n family did u get your wige sll the chocalte in tje store
I know where there is a gmc suburban frame and bed but he wants stupid money for it
can you email me at rick@classictruckrescue.com? Thanks. -Rick
I have a cameo tailgate are you interested
Put it on Ebay Albert...you'll get a mint for it. I'm building a GMC. and yes...they are different. Thanks fer watchin'. -Rick
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That town looks Boring.
What a shame the box is gone, would be nice to get it back somehow.
I found a box for it. Jamie and I will be going to get it in June.