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134319 / 1972 Chevrolet K-20

For more information on this vehicle visit http://tinyurl.com/m3bevbc It's no secret that Chevrolet builds some of the most celebrated pickups on the planet. From the Advance Design era forward, every generation has found a solid following and, eventually, a firm footing in the collector world. We've featured plenty of sleek ground-pounding bowties but this high-riding 1972 Chevrolet K20 is in a class by itself. The subject of a frame off restoration, the final product is a truck that will turn heads absolutely everywhere it goes without sacrificing its blue collar identity. This fleet side long bed makes the best of its extended proportions, coating them in a classic Hugger Orange and white two-tone. Underneath the slick paint, a laser straight body is the result of a lot of time and, more than likely, a significant chunk of money. The rocker panels and cab corners have been replace but, from the outside, the work is undetectable. Behind the cab, the bed sports new wooden floors with stainless trim for a show-winning look all around. Power is provided by a tried-and-true 350ci V8. The variant found in this pickup wears a TYX suffix code which shows the block to be a 1975-1977 truck engine which was originally paired with a manual transmission. It's a strong foundation to build upon but, for now, the bay remains a relatively stock affair. The block and factory cast iron heads are dressed in orange while a single Quadrajet carburetor handles fueling duties. While you won't mistake this for a concours-ready engine bay, the mixture of new hardware, hoses, and lines, adds up to a solid presentation. Behind the 350, a Muncie SM456 4-speed spins power to a NP205 transfer case. When engaged, it divides power between the Dana 44 and Eaton H052 rear axles. The chassis rides on leaf springs all around, with extra clearance provided by lift blocks. At the corners, big 33-inch BF Goodrich All Terrains wrap around 16.5-inch aluminum wheels to complete the look. Thanks to power steering and power disc/drum brakes, the rig is a pleasure to wheel on or off road. Inside, a muscle car-inspired interior offers a houndstooth covered bench seat between upscale Cheyenne door panels and a dash trimmed in wood grain applique. Amenities include an AM radio and air conditioning. Thanks to their timeless good looks, these pickups have earned the nickname "Glamour Trucks" in certain circles but there's not denying the rugged appeal of this K20. With its bulletproof drivetrain, slick two-tone, and classic houndstooth interior, this is a good buy from any angle. If you're ready to rise above traffic in a classic GM truck, call, click, or visit http://rkmotorscharlotte.com for more information!