This 1949 GMC 150 3/4-ton pickup is a clean, lightly modified, restored example of GMC's New Design trucks, which ran in parallel with Chevrolet's Advance Design from 1947 to 1955. The body was removed for restoration prior to the seller's ownership, and a handful of modifications were performed to provide better driveability. Finished in handsome Robin's Egg Blue a with gray upholstery and a black rubber floor mat, it's an excellent example of an immediate postwar pickup, but one that you aren't likely to see at every car show in America. With a later inline six and a four-speed transmissi

Description · product review · Shipping & Returns · Facebook comments · The new VHX Systems fit directly into the stock instrument bezel of a 1949 - 50 Oldsmobile (and 1948-1951 Ninety-Eight) without modification, adding a wealth of features to this classic vehicle. · Fully lit needles, backlit faces, and highly visible LCD message centers are a few of the things that you can see which set the VHX Series apart from yesterday’s traditional approach to instrumentation. A few of the features which you don’t normally see are the micro-controlled precision stepper motors, solid state sensors for un

The new VHX Systems fit directly into the stock instrument bezel of a 1949 - 50 Oldsmobile (and 1948-1951 Ninety-Eight) without modification, adding a wealth of features to this classic vehicle. Fully lit needles, backlit faces, and highly visible LCD message centers are a few of the things that you can see which set the VHX Series apart from yesterday's traditional approach to instrumentation. A few of the features which you don't normally see are the micro-controlled precision stepper motors, solid state sensors for unparalleled accuracy, and user-customizable display feedback, all supporte