This 1977 GMC Sierra Grande Looks Like It Just Left the Showroom - But Is $21,500 Too Much?

There’s something about a classic pickup that stops you in your tracks, and this 1977 GMC Sierra Grande 2500 does exactly that. With only 63,000 miles on the odometer, the truck presents as if it just rolled off the assembly line, paint is original, decals are intact, and the interior is nearly untouched.

The seller calls it a show truck, and the $21,500 price tag certainly matches that claim. But does the reality live up to the hype?

Under the hood sits a 350 cubic inch V8, good for 140 horsepower, paired with a three-speed automatic transmission and a column shifter. The Sierra Grande trim, one step above base, adds color-matched vinyl seats and wood trim on the door panels. But don’t expect modern comforts: there’s no air conditioning, no power windows, no electric locks, and not even a headliner.

It’s gloriously basic, and that’s part of its charm. The truck also comes with two 16-gallon fuel tanks, so filling up from empty will set you back about $150.

This two-owner GMC has been pampered its whole life. com listing, the wheels were sandblasted and repainted, new Michelin tires were fitted, and the truck was undercoated at the dealership, meaning there’s zero rust. The only non-original pieces are a custom chrome rear step bumper and dual exhausts with oversized angled tips.

Everything else is factory fresh. The seller says it’s ready for car shows or daily driving, though using it as a daily driver might feel like a shame given how well it’s been preserved. With classic pickups enjoying a moment in the spotlight, this one could be a smart buy for a collector, if the price is right.