1976 GMC
Freedom of 76 Van

RARE RARE RARE
1976 GMC "Freedom of '76" Van

*1 OF ONLY 500 PRODUCED
*FACTORY AUTHORIZED CONVERSIONS DONE BY ' LEISURE AND RECREATIONAL
*PRODUCTS' (LRP)
*22,701 ORIGINAL LOW MILES, per owner
*HOW MANY STILL AROUND? I BET NOT MANY!
*ORIGINAL PAINT & INTERIOR SURVIVOR
*350ci ORIGINAL ENGINE WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
*4 SWIVEL HIGH BACK BUCKETS
*DEEP BLUE SKY CARPETING
*FACTORY TV-ICE BOX-SINK
*FACTORY SIDE PIPES
*TILT-CRUISE-AIR CONDITIONING
*ELECTRONIC MUSICAL HORN
*AM/FM-8-TRACK WITH CB RADIO
*TURBINE WHEELS on BFG
*RWL TIRES
*ROOF RACK
*CURB FEELERS
*FOG LIGHTS
*PORTHOLES
*COMMEMORATIVE FACTORY MURALS
*Incredibly Iconic as Part of our Generation and Times.

As Headlined by Car and Driver magazine 12/29/2017

"Raddest Factory Custom and Small-Batch Production Vans of the 1970s "America's bicentennial inspired automakers to build wildly patriotic special-edition versions of practically every vehicle they made. But for the van enthusiast, one of the best came from Leisure & Recreational Products (LRP) from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. LRP created two limited-edition models for 1976, a pickup and a van. The Freedom '76 GMC van was a serious standout. LRP painted a brilliant commemorative mural and added two bubble windows on each side and two on the back. The aftermarket wheels wore fat radial tires, and the big 350-cubic-inch V-8 exhaled through side pipes. On the inside are four high-back bucket seats, a sofa bed, a wine rack, a sink, and an icebox. Oh and of course plenty of bright white vinyl and deep blue shag carpeting. You can drive this GMC Cross-Country and back again. It is that nice!