The 1972 GMC Jimmy has a median recorded auction sale price of $50,000 USD, with observed prices from $41,500 to $159,500 across 7 year-specific sales in the last 12 months.
Price reference
Completed 1972 GMC Jimmy sales in USD from the trailing 12 months. Unsold bids are excluded from these statistics.
Observed sold results: through .
$41,500
lowest USD sale
$159,500
highest USD sale
7
auction sales
1972
model year
7 auction sales
Completed sales, not listing estimates
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Reference notes
The 1972 GMC Jimmy has a median recorded auction sale price of $50,000 USD, with observed prices from $41,500 to $159,500 across 7 year-specific sales in the last 12 months.
We have tracked 7 1972 GMC Jimmy auction sales in USD in the last 12 months.
Old Cars Data aggregates completed results from Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, Hemmings, AutoHunter, Hagerty, PCAR Market, All Collector Cars, Gooding & Co, RM Sotheby's, Barrett-Jackson, Sotheby's Motorsport, Car & Classic, The Market, Broad Arrow, MB Market, Mecum Auctions, PistonHeads, Collecting Cars, and Bonhams.
The market data refreshes every 15 minutes as new auction results are collected and normalized.
Condition, mileage, originality, documentation, color, options, provenance, and the specific mix of recent comparable sales can all move values.