GMC Jimmy 2nd Gen

The second-generation GMC Jimmy arrived for the 1973 model year, based on the new "Rounded Line" C/K truck platform. These Jimmys were larger and more civilized than the models they replaced. For the first 3 years of production, 1973-1975, the Jimmy featured a fully removable fiberglass roof, a feature that makes these early examples especially desirable to collectors.

After 1975, safety regulations prompted a change to a half-cab design where only the rear section of the roof was removable. Enthusiasts value the Jimmy for its tough, square-body styling, V8 power, and off-road capability. It's often seen as a slightly more upscale alternative to its Chevrolet K5 Blazer stablemate, sometimes featuring unique grilles and more luxurious interior appointments.

The market for these classic SUVs is strong, with an average price hovering around $30,000. Clean, well-optioned examples, especially the 1973-1975 full convertibles, command top dollar. The wide spread in values, from project-car prices to six-figure sales for exceptional restorations, reflects the growing appreciation for these versatile trucks.

Prices range from $5,000 for project vehicles to over $127,000 for top-tier restorations and resto-mods.