An original 1973 GMC truck advertisement, showcasing the "New Breed" of GMC trucks from General Motors. This vintage print ad highlights GMC's focus on building trucks that "show profit, not age", and emphasizes the company's modern truck plant and computer automation. It details features designed for ease of service, durability, and cost savings, like the Electro-Dip priming process and the optional tilting hood. The ad's classic design and informational content make it a great piece for collectors of automotive memorabilia, vintage advertisements, or GMC truck enthusiasts. Perfect for displaying in a garage, office, or man cave to add a touch of retro automotive history.

Size: 11" x 8"
Appeared in Sports Illustrated February 26, 1973

Originality and condition: This is an original magazine advertisement – not a reproduction. It was carefully removed from a vintage publication and may show slight age‑related toning. Please view all photos and enlarge them for inspection.

Packaging and care: Your ad will be shipped flat, placed in a protective acid‑free sleeve with a sturdy backing and packed securely to prevent bending.

This original vintage ad makes a unique historical collectible and is ideal for framing or display.
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