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M2 GMC and Chevrolet Pickups: 1976 Sierra, 1988 Custom or 1993 SS 454?

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Light-blue M2 1988 GMC Sierra 1500 Custom pickup with black stripes, item 40300-140B, 1:24

Choose the 1976 GMC Sierra Grande 15 for that earlier body, the 1988 Sierra 1500 Custom for its light-blue finish and custom presentation, or the 1993 Chevrolet C1500 SS 454 for the white truck with red interior. All three are listed in 1:24, but their years and model identities are different.

For a gift recalling a real pickup, start with the manufacturer, year and body before looking for a similar color. GMC Sierra and Chevrolet C1500 are not interchangeable product names.

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1976 GMC Sierra Grande 15: the white striped release

The 1976 Sierra Grande 15, item 40300-140A, wears white with stripes. Choose it when this particular GMC subject is the reason for collecting rather than selecting any white pickup.

Its listing identifies opening hood, doors and tailgate, positionable wheels and rubber tires. The approximate dimensions are 7.75 × 3.25 × 2.5 inches, given as length × width × height.

The opening tailgate gives a different bed presentation from a closed model. It does not establish a load rating or compatibility with a separate motorcycle or car.

1988 GMC Sierra 1500 Custom: light blue with black stripes

The 1988 GMC Custom, item 40300-140B, offers a later represented pickup with light-blue paint and black stripes.

It shares the listed opening hood, doors and tailgate, positionable wheels and approximate 7.75 × 3.25 × 2.5-inch dimensions of the 1976 release. Those shared specifications do not make it the same body or establish identical tooling.

The word “Custom” belongs to the factory-produced M2 release. It is not a request for Muncle Mikes to repaint a truck or evidence that the miniature exactly matches a privately modified full-size vehicle.

1993 Chevrolet C1500 SS 454: white body, red cabin

The 1993 Chevrolet SS 454, item 40300-142A, is the Chevrolet-specific alternative. Its white body and red interior distinguish it from the light-blue GMC.

The description lists opening hood, doors and tailgate, rubber tires and diecast metal with plastic components. Approximate dimensions are 8 × 3.375 × 2.5 inches. Positionable steering is not expressly listed, so the GMC steering specification should not be transferred to this truck.

Choose it when the SS 454 designation or red cabin is the attraction. A larger supplier-listed length is a display-planning difference, not a quality score.

Looking for the 1976 Spirit of ’76 Chevrolet instead?

The light-blue Silverado Bonanza-10 Spirit of ’76, item 31500-MJS99, is a different 1:64 Chevrolet offer. It is approximately 3 inches long and includes a plastic display showcase.

That smaller model is not a color variant of the 1:24 GMC Sierra Grande 15. The shared year does not override the manufacturer, model name or scale. Use it for a small-scale truck row rather than as a size-matched substitute.

Choose a single favorite or compare the different bodies

A focused pickup shelf can display the three larger trucks as distinct subjects. A collector who wants one specific truck should choose its exact year and designation instead of buying all three automatically.

Check the current product photographs and leave clearance around opened doors and the tailgate. The listed model dimensions do not promise the size of a separate display case or sealed box.

For earlier pickups, see our F-100 and Apache comparison. For a building project rather than a finished model, compare M2 kit sets.

Find the M2 pickup year and finish you want

Specifications checked September 23, 2026. Dimensions are approximate catalog values; no hands-on mechanical or casting comparison is claimed.

Current Muncle Mikes M2 Machines examples

These are current products related to this guide. Use each live listing for the exact scale, edition, contents and availability.