1977 GMC "Jimmy Mini"
Looking at one of these locally. Did you have one? What are your memories? This one is in pretty decent shape. I can't find anything online about "Jimmy Mini". The front of the cab-over overhang al...
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Thanks guys.
Yeah what a cool history article huh? I read that some time ago. Wouldn't it be nice for all of our models to have such detailed reporting?
I call those GMC Class A's the "Stripes RV". I still love that show. :) But it is a different unit I'm talking about. The info I'm after is a Class C GMC van style front end with the basic house box on back. Many chassis are ordered (Ford, Dodge Chevy, etc.) and then the manufacturer builds on the Chassis. Winnebago, Coachmen, etc. But the box I'm looking at says "GMC" and "Jimmy Mini". Wondered who built that?
Wikipedia has an excellent article on the GMC Vandura (under the Chevrolet name) but doesn't speak much on the chassis-cab unit or larger than G20 unit. Even though it's a dually and a G30/3500, I expect it still has the same basic G20 engine and tranny options, but probably a different rear end.
Anybody with detailed info on that, appreciated.
But yeah, the GMC Class A, too cool huh? Everybody should read their suspension and drivetrain info.
Yeah what a cool history article huh? I read that some time ago. Wouldn't it be nice for all of our models to have such detailed reporting?
I call those GMC Class A's the "Stripes RV". I still love that show. :) But it is a different unit I'm talking about. The info I'm after is a Class C GMC van style front end with the basic house box on back. Many chassis are ordered (Ford, Dodge Chevy, etc.) and then the manufacturer builds on the Chassis. Winnebago, Coachmen, etc. But the box I'm looking at says "GMC" and "Jimmy Mini". Wondered who built that?
Wikipedia has an excellent article on the GMC Vandura (under the Chevrolet name) but doesn't speak much on the chassis-cab unit or larger than G20 unit. Even though it's a dually and a G30/3500, I expect it still has the same basic G20 engine and tranny options, but probably a different rear end.
Anybody with detailed info on that, appreciated.
But yeah, the GMC Class A, too cool huh? Everybody should read their suspension and drivetrain info.
