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I've got pics of that exact car in stock form. I'll have to find them though...

 

The tan one I showed you is factory stick shift...

 

All the pictures of this car were taken at a cruise night in Morrisville, Pennsylvania on May 18th, 2015...

 

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May 16th, 2015:

Ambler, Pennsylvania

 

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April 9th, 2014:

Southampton, Pennsylvania

FULLY LOADED 1987 Chevy K30 Silverado 4x4 with factory 454cid/7.4L V8!

 

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Same truck...

January 26th, 2016:

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

 

What's the point of a dropped Z71?

 

You sure he didn't wreck it and put a bed from Z71 on it?

I've seen 2WD trucks that were wrecked, and the owner got body panels from a 4x4...

 

Also, do you not like the 1-ton square body? Too 80s for you?

 

@Jamesboy2233

August 25th, 2015:

Danboro, Pennsylvania

 

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August 6th, 2016:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

So you don't like the grille but not the rims, or the other way around?

 

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July 15th, 2017:

Mohnton, Pennsylvania

 

How old?

 

A what-now?

All I know is that it's the original owner. He special ordered this C10 with a 454, and it only has a 13-gallon tank, which translates to frequent gas station stops...

 

It has headlights. Those are just black covers...

 

May 31st, 2014:

Warminster, Pennsylvania

Is this old enough, too old, or too new?

 

Man I would roll that truck any day!

 

They only made crew cabs and regular cabs.

 

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This truck is located on a property just off the on-ramp from Main Street to Route 611 in Doylestown. It has been sitting there for weeks, and January 5th, I finally stopped to a take a look...

I must say, this truck seems to in excellent condition and it seems that somebody really took care of it! For what they're asking, I could sell my 2010 Tacoma and only end up paying a difference of $2,000-$3,000! The one thing I can't fathom is buying a 10-year old vehicle with almost 170K miles (even it is a a 5.7L Tundy in one of my favorite colors)!

How would I know for sure that it hasn't been wrecked? It's been brutally cold lately, so how would I know that the A/C would work when I used it for the first time in a few months?!?!

Regardless, this is a really nice truck. Like I said, it appears to have been lovingly maintained. Aside from an aftermarket double-DIN touch-screen head unit, it is pretty much stock...

What do you think?