This truck is exceptional because of both its availability and aesthetic appeal. In 1962, GMC only produced six of them, and currently, just one is in the United States. Name it.

As its name suggests, crew cabs were first designed to transport a six-person work team on the job. GMC crew cabs were converted by coach businesses like Crown Steel Products in Ohio and Stageway Coaches in Arkansas rather than being produced at GM plants in 1962. Only a small number were bought, and the majority were modified for usage on railroad tracks by having retractable front and rear flanged steel wheels, the result being the 1962 Fenderside Crew Cab.

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