GMC: The First 100 Years

by John Gunnell

Presenting an Official Centennial salute to the Gems from GMC. Millions of GMC fans will celebrate 100 years of truck making with this full-color, hardcover reference that tells the story of General Motors Truck & Coach through photos, advertisements, production figures and other historical data. In 1902, Max Grabowsky founded Rapid Motor Vehicle Co. to build one-cylinder trucks and laid the cornerstone for the foundation of GMC, an enterprise that went on to make manufacturing history! Features the GMC models that helped shape America from the parlor-coach type buses of 1922 to the military "Ducks" of World War II to today's sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks. Provides a decade-by-decade look at various model changes, important personnel who determined company design and the available commercial and consumer vehicle lines. -Hardcover reference traces the 100-year history of GMC—the company that “does one thing” and “does it well”
-Striking full-color photos, original advertisements, production figures and historical facts
-Features the GMC models that helped shape America

192 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 2002

Reviews

[Jose · Rating 5 out of 5]

Coffee Table type book, Nice layout,pics, color, Good reading,Was able to get this book for $29.95, Not sure why the price is so high now.Book is a good read.The book I have though Has a different cover than the one pictured. Nice Hardcover.