Used Chevrolet C/K 1500 for Sale near Dallas, TX
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The Chevrolet C/K 1500 has earned a solid reputation over the years, with many owners consistently praising its reliability, power, and performance. Drivers enjoy the strong V8 engines and appreciate the truck's capability in handling both daily tasks and off-road adventures. Owners often highlight good fuel economy for such a robust vehicle and the spacious interiors, making them feel comfortable and equipped for long hauls. However, some common criticisms include challenges with fuel mileage, concerns over rust and build quality as they age, and the need for occasional repairs. Overall, the Chevrolet C/K 1500 is seen as a dependable truck that offers a satisfying driving experience.
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The Chevrolet C/K 1500 has earned a solid reputation over the years, with many owners consistently praising its reliability, power, and performance. Drivers enjoy the strong V8 engines and appreciate the truck's capability in handling both daily tasks and off-road adventures. Owners often highlight good fuel economy for such a robust vehicle and the spacious interiors, making them feel comfortable and equipped for long hauls. However, some common criticisms include challenges with fuel mileage, concerns over rust and build quality as they age, and the need for occasional repairs. Overall, the Chevrolet C/K 1500 is seen as a dependable truck that offers a satisfying driving experience.
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Alex C
Reviewed a 1996 Chevrolet Silverado RWD on Sep 26, 2009
Awesome Z71, will get up and go, the quality is great, performance is also great, it has a flowmaster exhaust system on it, it also has a K&N Air Filter on it. It is already payed off so it is the perfect vehicle.
Colton W
Reviewed a 1992 Chevrolet Stepside RWD on Dec 31, 2007
Gorgeous paint and body, awesome exhaust sound.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 1992 Chevrolet Scottsdale Extended Cab LB RWD on Feb 15, 2015
I am having a full paint job on it. I have a Rough Country 4 Inch lift on it, so the ride is good. No noises except its loud engine, and exhaust. I had it in my garage for about a year before I started to do anything to it. Then all summer and winter I worked on it and worked and worked. I haul with it but the gas mileage before i worked on it was about 15mpg to 19mpg after i worked on it, when not hauling I get 22. I have used Kelley's Blue Book to look up what it cost before I worked on it, that was 3,511 dollars. Now that i worked on it I have put 8,000 dollars in it. I am crazy right to put that into a 1992 truck with my 350 in it. But acceleration is perfect no hesitation I drag race with it so i need no hesitation. Braking good and handling okay I have better steering than stock. It is a Very fun truck to drive, wouldn't drive anything else.
Rachel P
Reviewed a 1993 Chevrolet Cheyenne Stepside RWD on Dec 20, 2010
It is perfect for rally car driving, it is slow to brake but I believe that is due to a lack of maintenance on my part. The interior is fine, comfortable and durable. The exterior is rusty and faded but its held up. Also very cheap to fix, the performance is grand. The only downside is gas, its terrible $75 to fill it up and in about 100 miles you'll need more. I really love my old beat up truck. :)
Chevrolet C/K 1500 Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| LS Extended Cab 4WD | $26,516 |
| LS Extended Cab RWD | $23,366 |
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The C/K 1500 Series was the name for Chevrolet's full-size pickup-truck line from 1962 until 1998 (and GMC's full-size pickup line from 1962 to 1988). The first Chevrolet pickup truck appeared in 1924, though in-house designs did not appear until 1930.
The “C“ trucks had two-wheel drive, while the “K“ models had four-wheel drive. The C/K light-duty pickup was replaced by the Chevrolet Silverado in 1999; the Chevrolet Silverado HD heavy-duty pickups followed in 2001.
