Featured on AutoHunter, the net public sale platform pushed by ClassicCars.com, is that this 1969 Chevrolet K10 Pickup.

I’m all about multi-tasking. Why not get a basic automobile that may additionally earn its maintain round the home or workshop? At a sure level, nearly everybody can relate to the necessity for having to haul a chunk of furnishings, a number of luggage of mulch, or an ATV round city. This Chevy truck proves you can you’ll be able to put in work and nonetheless look stylish on the similar time. The truck is being offered by a supplier in Gladstone, Oregon, and the public sale ends on Monday.

Chevrolet’s fashionable full-sized C/Ok-Collection of pickup vehicles first launched in 1960 and remained available on the market till 2002 when it was changed by the Silverado lineup. By the late Sixties, the C/Ok was in its second technology and took on the nickname “Motion Line.” It appears the vast majority of these vehicles have been optioned in two-wheel-drive configurations, so discovering a clear four-wheel-drive is attending to be exceedingly uncommon. The C/Ok nomenclature, by the way in which, is derived from that distinction (C for the two-wheel-drive vehicles, and Ok for the four-wheel-drive variants).

A few of Chevrolet’s advertising and marketing supplies referred to as this truck an “Motion Hero,” and for good cause. The engineering behind it was to boost the potential of light-duty and medium responsibility vehicles – and the end result was met with nice success.

At present’s nicely-restored featured truck borrows a number of parts from the muscle automobile period, together with Rally wheels, a twin exhaust system, and houndstooth-upholstered bucket seats. The promoting supplier has included almost 100 detailed images, together with the underside which seems to be equally as clear because the physique itself. The physique has good traces and the brightwork has loads of luster. The grippy Maxxis Razr MT tires look aggressive sufficient to deal with difficult terrain.

Though the entrance fenders are badged with 396 emblems, energy below the hood originates with a 402cid big-block V8 mated to a TH350 three-speed automated transmission. Additional, the engine bay is upgraded with a set of chrome valve covers, a four-barrel carburetor, and a chrome air cleaner housing.

All-in-all, for 55 years previous, this blue pickup is trying fairly contemporary, and the mechanical parts are well-sorted. It appears there isn’t a lot left to do with it apart from drive and revel in. It will look as eye-catching on the ironmongery store as it could in an area parade. Win-win, I say.

The public sale for this 1969 Chevrolet K10 ends Monday, February 12, 2024 at 11:45 a.m. (MST)

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