This 1972 Chevrolet C10 is finished in a red exterior that highlights the clean, purposeful lines that defined Chevrolet trucks of the early 1970s. As the final year of the second generation C K series, the 1972 model represents the closing chapter of a highly regarded era known for simple styling, solid construction, and everyday usability. These trucks were designed to serve equally well as work vehicles and personal transportation, helping establish the C10 as a cornerstone of Chevrolet's truck lineup. The gray interior reflects the practical and driver focused approach Chevrolet used during this period. The cabin is a dose and functional, offering a comfortable environment without unnecessary complexity. An AM FM radio provides in cab entertainment, keeping the interior true to its classic...

This pickup forever stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of classic American pickup trucks, offering both style and functionality. This particular model is adorned with a Clear Coat Patina'd teal and silver exterior, which beautifully complements its blue interior, creating a unique and eye-catching combination that is sure to turn heads. Under the hood lies a robust 305 CID V8 engine, paired seamlessly with a TH350 3 Speed automatic transmission, delivering a smooth and reliable driving experience that enthusiasts and collectors alike will appreciate. Chevrolet's C10 series, part of the larger C/K line, has long been celebrated for its versatility and durability. By 1983, the C10 had evolved to incorporate a blend of performance and comfort features, making it a popular choice for both work and leisure. The Scottsdale trim level added a touch of refinement, offering enhancements that elevated the driving experience. This model year was part of the third generation of C/K trucks, which ran from the 1970s into the late 1980s and was known for its square body design, durability, and adaptability to a variety of uses. This 1983 Chevrolet C10 Scottsdale is equipped with a suite of desirable features that enhance its practicality and comfort....

A ground up professional one-of-a kind build, that is a real showstopper. The frame, brakes, and suspension was ordered through No Limit Engineering to accommodate an LS3 engine and transmission. All bodywork and restoration was completed by Dixie Dream Rods in Duluth Georgia. The custom leather interior was designed and completed by Paul Adkins Interior. The bed floor was made from Tennessee Red Oak and stained and epoxied with marine grade epoxy. Not one detail was overlooked in the build of this 1969 C10. This 1969 Chevrolet C/K C10 is painted in a striking bright blue/ silver clearcoat. Accented with a...

EVERYONE wants a '67-72 C10, especially a Shortbed. Well, have we got a C10 for you! This '71 Shortbed mixes classic '70s style with today's technology. The orange and white paint scheme is iconic Chevrolet and looks so good with the Vellano wheels. Where do we start when describing this beast? Under the hood rests a Whipple charged 427 LSX. If we stopped right there, it would be enough to make you want this truck in your garage. This is not a backyard, shade tree, engine swap we are looking at. This is some serious horsepower we are talking about. Front and rear slotted and drilled disc brakes slow this rocket down while QA1 front and rear suspension parts keep everything planted and pointed in the right direction. Vintage A/C and...