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Patrick Tyrrell 03-18-2007 16:06:08 71.207.103.34 24374 Report to Moderator	Hello to all, I have a 1938 GMC Truck that has been in my family for the past 30+ years. I am trying to find out some information on the truck as well as some current values for this type of truck. It has a 27,500 GVW and a 5 speed manual tranny with a 7.45:1 Low first gear. The tranny is made by spicer and has a PTO. It has what I can only describe as an enormous rear axle and the truck wears 10 lug dual rear wheels that have the same bolt pattern as modern big rigs. I referenced the bolt pattern on ALCOA's website. I was told the truck was decommisioned from the military. Does anyone know of a current site for values on this type of truck. Any help is appreciated. I will try to take some pictures this week. [Reply]  [Send Email]
Handsome Jim 03-19-2007 15:33:15 69.179.133.191 24389 Report to Moderator	Re: 1938 GMC Heavy Duty Truck in reply to Patrick Tyrrell, 03-18-2007 16:06:08   www.vehiclesofvictory.com deals exclusivly with GMC and Chevrolet Military trucks.   [Reply]  [No Email]
Dan 2N 03-19-2007 09:50:15 69.244.161.129 24387 Report to Moderator	Re: 1938 GMC Heavy Duty Truck in reply to Patrick Tyrrell, 03-18-2007 16:06:08   Take a look through this and see if it is of any help, hope so. Dan Old Amy Rigs   [Reply]  [Send Email]
clueless 03-19-2007 01:01:34 67.42.238.52 24383 Report to Moderator	Re: 1938 GMC Heavy Duty Truck in reply to Patrick Tyrrell, 03-18-2007 16:06:08   There're also at least two (and probably more) military vehicle collectors websites; if you Google vintage military vehicles or similar they should come up. Good luck.   [Reply]  [Send Email]
Phlash in OK 03-18-2007 18:39:22 4.226.9.45 24377 Report to Moderator	Re: 1938 GMC Heavy Duty Truck in reply to Patrick Tyrrell, 03-18-2007 16:06:08   A lot of GMC information at OldGMCtrucks.com   [Reply]  [Send Email]
Tom in Central Pa. 03-18-2007 16:21:40 207.255.71.69 24375 Report to Moderator	Re: 1938 GMC Heavy Duty Truck in reply to Patrick Tyrrell, 03-18-2007 16:06:08   Visit www.stovebolt.com   [Reply]  [No Email]