Is there a website that will tell you how many specific model automobiles were built a particular year

Let me clear that up for you. C/K is (means it is a C or a K code truck of same make/model truck of that year) the same model but C= 2WD, K= 4WD. They do share some parts and basics but not the 4wd system parts.

In your case it may be like my S-10 Tahoe it is 2wd, not the 4wd model but yet it has 4wd suspension and lift and some other parts from the 4wd like interior trim and others but yet its still a 2wd.

Wiki: C/K Definition: The C/K is the name for Chevrolet and GMC (General Motors division)'s Full-size Pickup truck line from 1960 until 1998. "C" trucks had Two-wheel drive while "K" models had four-wheel drive.

The owners manual says C/K yes, but yours is either a C code 2wd or a K code 4wd. The parts interchangeable (fits either C or K) will say C/K. the parts only fitting the 4wd say K. The parts if any that only fit the 2wd will say C. Hope this makes sense. As for a website listing the numbers or each built I am not aware of one yet but likely the over-all numbers are out there. I just have not looked yet.

Unless it is like the 2wd Tahoe which has the K code suspension and sway-bars ect basically everything except the front differential and transfer case, may or may not have the transmission that will accept a transfer case. Have to look at it to see if it does or not unless you still have your door sticker trans code, you can look it up to see.

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I haven't been on this site in quite some time and appreciate the response. But I'm well aware of the trucks specs. My question was how many z71 CK 1500s were built in Arlington Texas in 1999 and 1/2 before OBS was discontinued.