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25,000 ORIGINAL MILES! -Chevy Cheyenne. It-s all you expect a tough truck to be! - was a slogan that was used to sell this Chevrolet C-20 back in the 70-s. This was the second year of the third generation full size C/K pickups and was nicknamed the -square body- and ran from 1973-1987. These trucks were used and abused from day one off of the showroom floor and have grown a reputation for being undoubtedly reliable and could handle any task that was thrown at them. Due to these trucks being used mostly just as a way to get the job done, almost no one thought that they would eventually become sought after collectors pieces that we have recently come to see them as today. This truck though is an exception to that, with only 25,000 original miles on it. This all original C20 is one of the last true survivors like it and has the ability to bring you back to a different place in history every time you fire it up. The iconic small block 350 cubic inch Chevy fires right up and runs great drop the automatic transmission into drive and it cruises down the road exactly how...

This Longbed Chevy is a classic ride, restored with nostalgia and a certain pedigree in mind. This 1972 Chevrolet C-10 for sale is powered by a General Motors 350 Cubic Inch small block V8 engine. Backed by a TH350 3-speed automatic shifter, this truck is a breeze to drive and is like floating on a cloud. With a GM 350/3-speed engine/transmission set-up, this is the epitome of a 70s GM pick-up. Add in power front disc brakes, power steering, and air conditioning and you now have a classic pick-up that's a joy to drive too in any climate. This 1972 Chevrolet C-10 is a pleasure to drive whether you're looking for a truck to cruise on down to the show, or one to putter on down to the local hardware store to load up a truck full of lumber, this 72 Cheyenne for sale is more than ready and begging to be put back to work! The exterior is an awesome two-tone color scheme of a Deep Green and Lustrous White. Add in the simulated woodgrain and you have a truck that looks natural and earthy. The truck looks like an outdoor lover's dream. Throw in just the right amount of...

With a torquey 350 cubic inch V8 powering the 3-speed automatic transmission, this C-10 is more than capable of plastering a smile across your face. With the original two-tone Spanish Gold and White paint, you can tell this is one clean example of Americas favorite truck. Turning the key wakes the 5. 7l lump under the hood and it's ready for work or play. The tan interior has been well maintained, and shows great, especially considering its age.

With a soft rumble echoing out the tailpipes, this '72 Cheyenne fires up smoothly, settling into a clean idle, ready for work no matter the day or time. Whether that work is hauling cargo across the county...

This 3 owner wonderfully maintained truck is ready to start it journey anew in its new forever home. Powering this 88' Chevrolet is a mighty GM-305CID-V8, proudly sporting a TBI system this is the first of the Chevrolets in this body style to go a modern fuel system giving the owner a smother operation at the pedal and as we all remember we had to get in the classic trucks, pump the pedal and listen to it high idle until it was warm just to press the pedal again and calm it down. Not the case with this truck, bump the key and go. Backing this power-plant is a 4spd auto with o/d, what a great pairing. The exterior is a classic Chevrolet Red and for an original paint truck this will show you how well this truck was cared for. With Cold air conditioning and the power options that we are accustomed to like Power steering and Power brakes you can rest assured that when you get ready to go for that long road trip it will be smooth sailing all the way to you destination! The interior of...

Chevrolet entered the truck market competitively in 1918 with the Series 490. The 490 was sold as a chassis only. Leaving the customer to create a truck cab and rear bed. Chevrolet also introduced a one -ton truck ironically called the Chevrolet Model T. It was considered the first purpose- built truck by an automobile manufacturer. It took until 1931 before Chevrolet started producing factory built complete trucks. Customer now could buy a truck compete with a cab and bed of their choice straight from the factory. This was the start of truck revolution which still exists today. Our 1976 Chevrolet Cheyenne pickup is a fine example taken to a new level. This Cheyenne Longbed has been customized in eye popping yellow paint with custom flames flowing across the hood and front fenders. Accented with a custom black and yellow vinyl interior. The body has been lowered giving it a great looking stance. Color keyed bumpers, color keyed fiberglass tonneau cover, Billet grille, shaved door handles (electric door poppers) and a removable roof top. All powered by a Chevy 350 cubic inch motor under...