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GMC MH9500?

Posted By jbwirtjers Saturday, March 19, 2011 1:41 PM
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GMC MH9500?

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If anyone knows of any sites or anything where i could find an old longnose GMC i would greatly appreciate it
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Posted Saturday, March 19, 2011 3:52 PM
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Are you looking for one to purchase? I know were there is several.
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Posted Saturday, March 19, 2011 9:53 PM
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If you just want pictures, go into the Parts and Services section of the forum, then go to "Truck Media", you'll find lots of websites that have nothing but truck pics and brochures.We also have a research library right here with lots of pics.

You can also search this site.I went up to "search" at the top of the page, typed in GMC 9500, hit enter, and got this list  http://forums.aths.org/InstantForum2010/Search?Keywords=GMC%209500

Hope this helps.Ive got some brochures that Clayton Hoak was kind enough to let me scan from his collection if you have a specific year in mind.John
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Posted Sunday, March 20, 2011 2:14 AM
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jbwirtjers (3/19/2011)
If anyone knows of any sites or anything where i could find an old longnose GMC i would greatly appreciate it


Head down to your localTractor Supply and buy a copy of our magazine "Wheels of Time", watch the classified Ads in the back. Also check the truck and trailer web ads on our site here, http://www.aths.org/cads.cfm?view=view&type=WEB  & here, http://www.aths.org/cads.cfm?view=view&type=WOT



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Yes i am looking to buy one but they aren't easy to find. I would appreciate any advice you have on where to find them and thank you :)
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This species of GMC trucks, also sold by Chevrolet dealers as the MH90 series, was replaced for 1977 by the General/Bison. Standard engine was the Detroit Diesel 8V-71N or "318."

~Ben

I am a big fan of old diesel trucks, especially those with Detroit Diesel and classic Cummins engines (743/855 cu. in.)
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I do not know if this is still current.

http://www.truckbuyonline.com/details.php?MID=7627
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What part of the country are you searching?  How about a Short nose?
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