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1985 GMC K-2500 Sierra

1985 GMC K-2500 in The Losers, Movie, 2010 IMDB

Class: Cars, Chassis Cab — Model origin: US

1985 GMC K-2500 Sierra

Position 00:37:06 [*] Background vehicle

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antp BE

2010-08-01 00:21

[Image: snapshot20110124133553.jpg] [Image: 85d755120632500.jpg]

-- Last edit: 2011-02-22 14:32:49 (Neon)

tonkatracker US

2010-08-01 00:24

Grille used from 1985-1987 and I would assume that this is a C-Series?

Ford_Guy US

2010-08-01 02:23

That grille was also used on 1988 models. In the thumbnail, it appears to have some lift in my opinion, indicating a K-Series. Also, I believe that with those hubcaps it would be a 3/4-ton truck (2500). I'm not 100% sure of these things, though.

However, I am certain that it is equipped with the lowly Sierra trim.

an_unusual_eye US

2010-08-01 02:58

yes to the hubcaps being specific to the 8 lug wheels... so 2500.

~ can't help with the C vs. K. question. it seems like it could be either based on ride height, and i can't make out whether the front cap in the thumbnail has a protruding hub..?

tonkatracker US

2010-08-01 04:53

While it is true that this grille was used on 1988 Crew Cab pick-ups this is not a Crew Cab which is why I said 1985-87

Ford_Guy US

2010-08-01 05:46

I was speaking more in general terms. I should have been more specific and for that I apologize. So should we label it as a "C/K-2500?" I'm sticking with it being a K-Series truck, but I'm waiting to see what others have to say.

tonkatracker US

2010-08-01 05:48

Ah it is me who should have been more specific ;) looking at the thumbnail I agree with you that it is a K-2500

-- Last edit: 2010-08-01 07:04:55

Neptune US

2011-02-22 21:06

The first thumbnail shows the front offset differential, indicating a front live axle. So it is indeed four-wheel drive. Whether it its part time shift-on-the-move four-wheel drive or part time conventional four-wheel drive, I don’t know; probably the latter.

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