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The K5 was the smallest full size SUV version from the C/K line of trucks. Though very popular and running an amazing 22 years you really don't see many of them running around today. Used as mainly off-road vehicles, sort of a bigger jeep if you will, they were used up and thrown away basically making them a hard find today. This 1978 is a good example of what can be done when you have a great platform to begin with. This one owner was a treasured piece that was taken great care of not only when being used as a daily but after being completely rebuilt and brought back to better than ever. The first thing he did was go for more power, so after pulling the motor a new cam was installed giving it much better low end torque and ofcourse a great sound. The next thing to be switched out was the intake, adding an Edelbrock performer definitely woke that small block up. Ofcourse you don't want to put it all back together and look the same, so a chrome kit was added giving it a very clean look. With the engine back in, the builder liked the,...

Many individuals and owners alike do not realize these square-bodied real pickups were actually dubbed the -Rounded Line- by enthusiasts and collectors. New styling features for these third-generation pickups included curved glass, rooflines, bed corners and tail lights, which contributed to improved highway fuel mileage. This Chevy is a very Original 3 owner truck and has been repainted with the original two-tone Blue color. This Silverado has just over 96,000 actual miles and the engine is a 350 Cubic Inch V8 that is crate engine with just 3,000 miles. Many new parts were installed on the engine upon replacement including: the starter, water pump, power steering pump and hoses, radiator and hoses, and air conditioning compressor, condenser, and accumulator. The truck is comfortable and very easy to drive, with power brakes, power steering, and a 700R4 automatic transmission. The interior is just as stunning and luxurious at the exterior, with comfortable cloth bucket seats that look great accompanied by the new...

With a completely new paint job and rebuild of the drivetrain this is a nice truck to have a drive. The entire drivetrain from the engine to the rear differential has been rebuilt resulting in a like new diving experience. More than that though, the engine is actually a GM crate 350 CID V8, so reliability and quality are not in question. The suspension bushings and coil springs were replaced as well. The rebuild didn-t stop there, the seats were redone in leather, the AC was rebuilt and the radio was replaced with an aftermarket cd player for the modern tunes. Being that this is a 2wd truck you won-t have to worry about additional repairs or maintenance on expensive 4wd drivetrain components. If you want a truck to...

The K5 Blazer was first introduced in 1969 as Chevrolet-s answer to the Ford Bronco. From 1969 to 1975 they came complete with a fully removable hard top from the windshield back. In 1976 Chevrolet opted to add a little more safety and rigidity to these off road Machines by making the hard top come off just behind the front seat. It also made the Blazer look more like a custom Shortbed pickup when you took off the top. This 1987 K5 Blazer may be one of the last 5 years that Chevrolet had a convertible Blazer, but it was also the first year that Chevrolet made the Throttle Body injection 350 a standard power plant. This truck has recently had a new rebuilt 700R4 automatic overdrive transmission added to it for you to enjoy cruising down the highway with your top off. And if it is too hot out for you to have your top off then crank up the ice cold air conditioning....

If you-re looking for a show-stopper that will garner attention at shows and turn heads out on the road, then keep reading! Many individuals and owners alike do not realize these square-bodied Chevy-s were actually dubbed the -Rounded Line- by enthusiasts and collectors. New styling features for these third-generation trucks included curved glass, rooflines, bed corners and tail lights, which contributed to improved highway fuel mileage. This Chevy, however, is far from stock, with a long list of custom additions that set is apart from everything else on the road. With so many unique features, it is hard to find a place to begin, but one of the more wild parts of the truck is the amazing paint job that gives a stunning look outside on a sunny day. Up front, the truck sports a new chrome grille and beneath the cowl-induction hood sits a monstrous 350 cubic-inch V8 topped with a Holley carburetor, that cranks out plenty of horsepower! With a custom-built exhaust system that exits below that cab this Chevy makes all the right noises when you hit the gas, and people will definitely hear you before they see you! The sound of the engine is secondary though to...