1972 GMC Jimmy 4X4

Description

The GMC Jimmy was released in 1970 and is based on the K5 Chevrolet Blazer. The Jimmy and Blazer are built on the K10 pickup truck platform and offer a shorter wheelbase of 104 inches. Chevrolet's K5 Blazer and GMC Jimmy were designed to compete with Ford's Bronco and Jeep's CJ series.

For collectors, the 1972 model of the GMC Jimmy is considered to be one of the best versions. It is the final year for this generation GMC Jimmy and is much rarer than its twin, the Blazer. Many people think of Jeep or Ford when they consider buying a classic offroader, but GMC perfected the genre with the Jimmy. Drivers get the same durability and practicality without giving up comfort. It was one of the first vehicles of its kind to be more practical for everyday driving.

This amazingly restored Jimmy has a beautiful blue exterior and tan vinyl interior. While much of the interior seems like you are stepping into a time capsule, it boasts more modern features like a Bluetooth radio. Although the Jimmy 4x4 is a hefty steel vehicle, its 350 V8 and TH350 3-speed automatic transmission provide enough power not to feel like you're driving a tank through the mud. This rare find also includes:

Fuel-injected 350 V8

Edelbrock intake manifold

Sniper EFI system

BDS dual steering stabilizer mount kit

Fox stabilizers

Power Steering

Power Brakes

Four-Wheel Drive

Heat/ Defrost

AM/FM Radio

There may be other GMC Jimmy 4x4s on the market, but none like this one. It is in pristine condition and offers a lot of classic styling for the money. Let this 350 V8 take you wherever your next adventure calls you. It's perfect for off-roading or just driving around town. Call Streetside Classics today to find out how to make this 1972 GMC Jimmy 4x4 yours!