Description
2007 GMC 7500 Mason / Concrete Utility Truck - Non CDL, Auto, 7.8 Duramax, 24k mi, Many Custom Features, One Owner Maintained
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2007 GMC 7500 Mason / Concrete Utility Truck
Built for Heavy-Duty Masonry and Concrete Work
The 2007 GMC 7500 delivers the rugged capability masonry and concrete contractors need without the overhead of a full Class 8 rig. This GMC model pairs a proven 7.8L diesel engine with a purpose-built chassis designed to support specialized vocational bodies like dump and utility bodies-making it a reliable workhorse for transporting heavy materials to and from the job site.
Why You'll Love It
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Powerful 7.8L Isuzu Diesel Engine – The 2007 GMC 7500 has a 7.8L diesel engine that produces 215 HP at 2200 RPM and 520 lb-ft of torque at 1450 RPM, delivering serious pulling power for concrete work.
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Allison 2500 5-Speed Automatic – Allison transmissions are known for reliability when properly serviced, reducing driver fatigue during long days hauling material across town or between sites.
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Substantial GVWR Capacity – The 2007 GMC C7500 has a gross vehicle weight rating ranging from 25,900 to 33,000 lbs, handling mixer drums and heavy bed loads with confidence.
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Versatile Configuration – The C7500's design allows it to support various specialized vocational bodies. The 2007 GMC C7500 features built-in utility compartments for transporting tools and equipment.
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Proven Platform – Mature design with established parts availability. Common engine options for the 2007 GMC C7500 include the 7.8L Duramax diesel and 8.1L Vortec gasoline, ensuring customers can find steps to source components easily.
What Makes It Different
Most trucks in this segment force you to choose between maneuverability and payload. The 2007 GMC 7500 is built differently:
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Medium-Duty Chassis, Heavy-Duty Capability – Full-depth C-channel frame rails with up to 120,000 psi heat-treated steel prevent flex under heavy mixer or crane loads. Front axle capacity reaches 10,000 lbs with rear axle ratings up to 19,000 lbs.
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Purpose-Built for Construction – The 2007 GMC C7500 is engineered for heavy hauling and towing capacity, with multi-leaf spring suspension front and rear, dual rear wheels, and standard hydraulic or full air brakes.
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Hydraulic PTO Ready – Pre-configured for concrete mixer drum operation and hydraulic tools, so your crew can work efficiently on site.
How It Works
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Load Materials – Concrete mixer or utility body handles up to 4 cubic yards of material. The cab seats three comfortably.
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Transport to Site – The 7.8L turbocharged diesel with common-rail injection provides reliable low-RPM torque for confident job site mobility. Fuel economy for the 2007 GMC C7500 is typically around 7–10 mpg.
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Deliver Results – PTO-driven hydraulics operate mixers and auxiliary equipment efficiently, keeping your time on site productive.
Product Details
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Engine: 7.8L Isuzu 6HK1 turbo diesel, 215 HP, 520 lb-ft torque
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Transmission: Allison 2500 5-speed automatic with PTO provision
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GVWR: 25,900–33,000 lbs (configuration may vary)
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Tires: 10R22.5
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Mileage: 69,716 miles
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Price: Call For Price
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Notes: A free Carfax report is available for every vehicle. Pricing includes all costs except licensing and taxes. Inventory moves quickly with over 70 units delivered monthly. Deposits hold a vehicle for five days before re-listing.
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Common challenges: Aging electronics and wiring issues; inspection areas for a used 2007 GMC C7500 should include frame rust and hydraulic system condition.
Who It's For
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Masonry contractors handling residential and commercial projects
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Concrete companies needing reliable mixing and delivery trucks
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General contractors requiring versatile material handling equipment
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Construction businesses wanting commercial capability without unnecessary complexity
The 2007 GMC C7500 can be a suitable choice for commercial masonry and concrete work. Note: the 2007 GMC C7500 may be configured to fall under CDL requirements depending on GVWR-verify your specific configuration before purchasing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a CDL to operate this truck? That depends on the specific GVWR. Models rated under 26,000 lbs do not require a CDL; configurations above that threshold will.
How reliable is the 7.8L Isuzu engine? Known for durability in commercial applications when properly maintained. Key areas to monitor include turbocharger wear, injector condition, and cooling system performance.
What mixer sizes can it handle? Typically accommodates 3.5 to 4 cubic yard concrete mixers, constrained by rear axle rating and frame configuration.
Are parts readily available? Yes. Large fleet deployments ensure strong parts availability for engine, transmission, and chassis components.
Ready to Upgrade Your Fleet?
Stop struggling with underpowered trucks that can't handle real concrete and masonry work. The 2007 GMC 7500 Mason Concrete Utility Truck delivers proven performance, satisfied owners, and the reliability your crew depends on every day. Contact us today-these units move fast.