GMC G SERIE Standard Passenger Van

The GMC G SERIE Standard Passenger Van was built between 1977 and 1984. This van was designed for carrying passengers and was often used for family trips or group outings. It was a popular choice for those who needed a reliable and spacious vehicle. With its bus-like body, it offered plenty of room for everyone to sit comfortably. This van was a common sight on the roads during its production years, serving as a practical option for many drivers.

Under the hood, the GMC G SERIE featured a 4.1-liter petrol engine with the engine code L22. It had a rear-wheel drive system, which provided a stable driving experience. The engine used either an intake manifold injection or a carburettor to deliver fuel. It produced 110 PS (81 kW) of power with six cylinders and two valves per cylinder. Notably, this van did not have a catalytic converter, which was common for vehicles of its time. The absence of modern features like ABS and ASR meant it was a straightforward vehicle focused on utility and space.