GMC G25 Standard Cargo Van

The GMC G25 Standard Cargo Van from 1967 to 1968 is a classic van known for its utility and reliability. It was designed for those who needed a sturdy vehicle for transporting goods or equipment. With its spacious interior, it was a popular choice for small businesses and tradespeople who required a dependable workhorse. The van's rear-wheel drive made it suitable for carrying heavy loads, and its simple design meant it was easy to maintain.

Under the hood, the GMC G25 was powered by a 3.8-liter petrol engine, identified by the engine code L26(231CUL6). This engine featured an intake manifold injection or carburettor system, providing 141 PS or 104 kW of power. It had six cylinders with two valves per cylinder. Notably, this model did not include a catalytic converter, which was common for vehicles of that era. The van was built without modern features like ABS or ASR, reflecting its straightforward and practical design.