This is a
hard to find and desirable 1967 Chevy K20, factory 3/4ton 4x4. It
still features it's original paint on every panel, or what's left of it, and
is 100% rustfree. Yes it has a normal surface rust patina from backing
in the California sun for 47 years, but has no cancer or rot.
Your wont find a more solid original survivor out there. This is as solid as these
trucks come. The 67's have almost replaced the 72's as the most
popular trucks from that era. That sleek hood with no trim or marker
lights is a nice look. Also, 67 is the last of the small back
window era. I have chosen to leave this truck all original. It
still has the original matching numbers 327 4bbl engine, a 4 speed, and
power brakes. The entire drivetrain is also still all original.
It even still has the original split rim wheels. The engine runs
excellent, and the clutch feels good. I did replace the master
cylinder, but haven't got the brakes working perfect yet.
It has some
stickers on the front bumper from the Navy facility in China Lake
California. I don't know if it belonged to the Navy or just a person
who drove it there. Also, the Z in the VIN designates that is was
built at the Freemont CA. plant.
Bottom line
these 67 -72's are getting virtually impossible for me to find. They
are drying up fast. I am down to just one or two per year, and
dwindling fast. Finally, this 4x4 still has the original "Black"
California plates, which is nice and proves that is has spent it's entire
life in Californa.
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