1968 GMC C10

• Bright red-orange paint is glossy and the smoothed custom body — shaved trim, painted front roll pan in place of a bumper — looks straight in the outdoor shots; the tailgate is stamped GMC, so this is the GMC version of the C10.
• The '383 Stroker' text burned into the lead photo is seller copy, but the bay does show a built small-block: Edelbrock air cleaner, aluminium intake and braided lines; the core support's black paint is peeling and worn.
• One underside photo shows a dual exhaust with chambered mufflers and light rust staining at the muffler seams; the frame rails visible look black and solid.
• Bed is finished in black and looks clean and straight.
• Interior can't be judged — the cab is never photographed inside in the 16 viewed; red seats show only through the windshield in the final frames.
• Odometer can't be judged — not photographed.

Money: at $24,995 the glossy custom outside and built engine carry the ask — you're buying the drivetrain and paint, so the unseen cab and a fuller underside look decide it in person.