This 1994 GMC Topkick C7500 is a bucket truck — also commonly referred to as a cherry picker or aerial lift truck — a type of vehicle-mounted work platform used to lift personnel to elevated work areas for tasks such as utility maintenance, telecommunications work, tree trimming, and industrial facility servicing. GMC is a well-established American commercial vehicle manufacturer with a long history of producing medium- and heavy-duty trucks for municipal, utility, and industrial applications.
Power comes from a Caterpillar 3116 diesel engine, a six-cylinder inline engine widely used in medium-duty truck and construction applications and known for its durability in demanding service environments. The meter shows 7,675 hours of recorded use. The truck itself shows 62,718 miles on the odometer.
The aerial work platform is an Altec AA600 articulating boom unit. The AA600 features a double-articulating arm configuration that allows the operator to reach over and around obstacles, making it well suited for confined or obstructed work sites. The platform carries a rated bucket capacity of 600 pounds, and the boom provides a maximum platform height of 55 feet — a practical working height for utility pole work, lighting structures, and similar elevated tasks.
According to the seller, this unit is a customer consignment sourced from a local gas plant. The owner has indicated the truck has not been in active use for approximately five years and sat stored on the yard during that period, with only light use reported prior to that. The truck is located in Weatherford, Texas, and is listed at $16,500.
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