Auto City Classic - GMC

GMC was created in 1912 when General Motors merged the Rapid and Reliance truck companies, and from that point forward GMC has been GM's truck-only division. Through most of its history GMC trucks have shared bodies, frames, and most mechanicals with their Chevrolet siblings, but with their own grilles, trim, and — for most years — their own engine families. The Task Force, C/K, Jimmy, Suburban, Caballero (GMC's El Camino), Safari, and the medium-duty TopKick all have strong followings today.

Classic GMC projects most often involve the C/K and Sierra pickups, the Jimmy SUV, the Suburban, the Caballero, and the Astro and Safari vans. Browse the GMC categories below for the specific reproduction body, glass, weatherstrip, brake, suspension, fuel, and trim parts we carry for each model and generation.