Posted: 8/24/2021 6:52:52 PM EDT
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Anyone have a lead on a "nice" 1971 or 72 k20 for sale? Something with a solid body, rust free? Ac is a plus. 25k is the budget. Close to Montana would be awesome. I have been looking for my step-dad and have been coming up short Any leads would be appreciated. |
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I called on that one this morning. They said it was sold |
You can hack the rear roof off my 'Burb and swap the front grille so that it identifies as a 1972 K20 pick-up. ![]() A/C was freshly serviced and is ice-cold. No rust. Attached File |
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These are 2 I just found on Craigslist, can't vouch for them. https://wenatchee.craigslist.org/cto/d/wenatchee-1972-chevrolet-cheyenne-4x4/7366285894.html https://kpr.craigslist.org/cto/d/richland-1969-chevrolet-k20-4x4-327/7357608880.html I know one isn't the year you're looking for. |
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That 2nd one ?? |
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Quoted: Pros: service bed. Minimal rust. Manual with 2 speed OD Cons: bad engine. Is in Alaska https://imgur.com/a/XTgLKbA Well thats not working. Just click here for 3 second gif: https://imgur.com/a/XTgLKbA Let me know. Tryna sell it for 91 year old timer Thanks. I'll keep it in mind |
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Quoted: Go on... He’s our welding instructor at my school. It’s on 33’s, it’s black, and a really nice driver. It was painted with EMRON paint. He used to work at DuPont. It’s an automatic, and if I remember right, he’s owned it since new. He told me last year he’d let it go for $18k. He’s out due to his wife having COVID, but I could get a few pictures when he gets back next week. He drives it almost every day. |
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Quoted: Congrats. That is a nice clean looking truck. I’ve got a 68 K10 project that still has a ways to go. Thanks. Originally it was an AZ truck. It made its way to Indiana at some point. The rockers have been replaced along with the body mounts. She isn't a 10 by any means but she has some good bones. |
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Dayummnnn…. I guess I need to start a side gig restoring late 1960’s/early 1970’s Chevy pick up trucks. |


