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Elite Dealer

1966 Chevrolet C/K Series

Michigan

$46,995

Vehicle Details

Make

Chevrolet

Model

C/K Series

Year

1966

Mileage

1,700 miles

Interior Color

Tan

Transmission

Automatic

Drivetrain

RWD

Fuel Type

Gasoline

Engine

700 hp drivetrain cost me $18

Condition

Excellent

Description

1966 Chevrolet pick up truck 100% fully restored frame off restoration custom truck 502 V8 engine 700 hp drivetrain cost me $18,500 for engine and transmission 1700 miles It is a automatic transmission Runs and drives great brand new AC Every night and every bolt is new This truck is gorgeous with lots of power great sound Custom stereo Soundsystem Custom gas tank fitted and back bed Interior is all Italian glove leather and suede also interior of bed the same Please Note The Following **Vehicle Location is at our clients home and Not In Cadillac, Michigan. **We do have a showroom with about 25 cars that is by appointment only **Please Call First and talk to one of our reps at 231-468-2809 EXT 1 **

Classic Chevrolet C/K Series Buyer's Guide (1960–1987)

Full guide

Robert Halloran

Classic Trucks

1960–1987

~4 min read

Updated Apr 2026

The C/K naming system covers three decades of Chevrolet trucks — the 1960–1966 originals, the iconic 1967–1972 Action Line, and the beloved Square Body era. Here's how the generations differ and what to look for in each.

This guide covers

✓ 12-point inspection checklist

✓ Common issues & what to avoid

✓ In-person inspection guide

✓ Market pricing by year & condition

✓ 5 FAQs answered

✓ History & fun facts

Read the Full C/K Series Buyer's Guide

Chevrolet C/K Series Market Overview

Based on 60 Chevrolet C/K Series listings currently on ClassicCarsArena.com

Listed Now

$18,493

Avg. Asking Price

1960–1994

Year Range

Price Position on Our Site — Above Average

This car: $46,995

Low: $4,495 High: $74,995

Transmission Distribution

Automatic 45% ◄

Manual 18%

Condition Distribution

Excellent 7% ◄

Good 3%

Fair 12%

Poor 2%

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Classic Chevrolet C/K Series Buyer's Guide (1960–1987)

When Chevrolet reorganized its truck lineup in 1960, the letters C and K became the foundation of an American institution. C for conventional two-wheel drive, K for four-wheel drive — simple, clear, and enduring. For twenty-seven years, the C/K series covered everything from half-ton haulers to one-ton workhorses across three distinct styling generations. If you're looking at a Chevrolet truck from this era and it isn't specifically labeled C10 or K10 in the listing, the buying principles here apply across the whole family.

What to Check Before Buying

✓

Frame rail inspection — Probe full length of both rails with screwdriver — kick-ups and mid-section

✓

Cab corners — Tap from outside; inspect lower door channel from inside for water damage

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Inner cab structure — Inspect behind outer cab corner for deeper rust

✓

Bed floor condition — Assess original steel, replacement wood, or aftermarket panels

✓

VIN decode — Decode VIN before inspection to verify claimed engine, transmission, trim

✓

4WD engagement (K models) — Test 2H, 4H, 4L — clean engagement with no grinding

✓

Engine cold start — Listen for valve train or bearing noise; check oil condition

✓

Transmission function — Smooth engagement in all ranges, no delayed Drive from cold

✓

Rocker panels and door bottoms — Check lower door edges and rockers for rust

✓

Firewall integrity — Check firewall for front collision evidence

✓

Cab mounts (Square Body) — Check lower rear cab panels above cab mounts for rust — common on '73–'87

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Axle seals (K models) — Inspect front knuckle seals and differential fill levels

Common Issues

Cab corner rust is universal across all C/K generations — the drainage channel routes water directly into the corner structure. Reproduction corners exist but inner structure must be assessed. Frame rust at kick-up sections is the structural concern. The 350 and 454 V8s are robust with enormous aftermarket support but high-mileage engines commonly need valve train work. On K-series trucks the Dana 44 front axle develops knuckle seal leaks and limited-slip wear. The TH350 and TH400 automatics are generally durable — delayed engagement from cold indicates a seal issue. Square Body trucks (1973–1987) rust at the lower rear cab panels above the cab mounts.

What to Look For

Frame rails front-to-back — probe with screwdriver at kick-up sections and mid-frame. Cab corners — tap from outside and inspect inside lower door channel; reproduction panels available. Bed floor — assess original steel vs. replaced wood or panels. Inner cab structure behind outer corners — more expensive rust damage often hidden. Engine bay firewall for accident damage. Decode VIN before visiting to verify claimed trim level and engine. Check transfer case engagement on K (4WD) models. Inspect driver's side frame behind cab on Square Body for bracket-area corrosion. Check rocker panels and door bottoms.

Price Guide

1967–1972 Action Line: short-wheelbase driver $22,000–$35,000; show quality $50,000–$80,000. Square Body 1973–1987: driver $18,000–$30,000; show $38,000–$60,000. First gen 1960–1966: undervalued at $16,000–$28,000 driver. K-series 4WD carries 10–20% premium over equivalent C-series. Big-block documented trucks command meaningful premiums.

Did You Know?

The 1967 redesign was shaped by GM's truck design studio, later GM's VP of Design. "Like a Rock" first appeared in 1991 advertising for the final Square Body years. The 1967–1972 C10 and its GMC sibling were the first American trucks offered with a factory full-floating rear axle as standard on heavy-duty variants.

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