When did you buy your truck and how much?

[howzzzit]

What model is your truck?
When did you buy it?
Stock or modified?

My 72 C10 Cheyenne short bed
1973
Stock
3200.00

[Stocker]

My '72 K20 was bone stock when I bought it in 1977 and not much has changed. Can't recall exactly but I paid roughly $3200 -- $3300.

[70STOVEBOLT]

70 C10 SWB
2001 for $2500
Stock 250/3OTT

Bought it from a guy who took it on trade for some concrete work from the original owner, so that makes me the 3rd owner.

[wrangler94]

1970 Chevy C10 Custom
Still basically stock and intend to leave it that way
Bought it Right before Christmas 2022
$60 bucks
Runs too, but not on the road yet.

[cbeerman]

1968 K1500 SWB
Bought in 2016 for $2700
Stock 305E but had a square body step side bed on it.

[HO455]

Bought the WMB in September of 2015 for $5400.

[kwmech]

68 GMC 3/4 ton, 396, camper special, dual bat, dual aux fuel tanks, 4 sp bought in 1999 from the 2nd owner 98k on the speedo, for 1500.00

[wayneharron]

1971 LWB Cheyenne super 350/350
2017 bought off of original owner for $3000
It was all original when I bought it, so far rebuilt motor and Trans,
Lowered and re-upholstered the seat, set of chrome wheels

['68OrangeSunshine]

I bought my Orange '68 C/10 Stepside in Pasadena, Calif, in June 1973* for $1200. It had a factory 292 L6, SM465 4-speed, 3.73:1 gear ratio, 7.00x17.5 tires, West Coast Jr Mirrors. 516 Orange.
All manual. Most likely a fleet truck. Only 6 entries listed on the SPID.
The odometer read just under 80,000 miles. Now it shows about 406,000.

*Hey! It's our 50th anniversary.

[70cst]

Aug 2000 $2400
Celina Tn.

[Ironhorse]

Bought my truck spring of '85. $1,500, K10 Custom/10 and had been rode hard and put away wet several times, LOL. Rusty, beat up and wore out but it was a 4x4! Drove it for several years that way then decided time to clean it up if wanted to save it. Changed out the bed, both doors, hood, tailgate, both outer fenders and inner fenders. I did keep the cab, frame and running gear tho, Was a 350 with the SM465 for several years but bad knees and arthritis help the decision to convert to 350Th. Added factory tach, tilt column, am/fm radio, tow hooks, Edelbrock Performer intake, Edelbrock 625 CFM carb, custom seat Line-X bed spray with under bed tank. LOT more than $1,500 in it now,

[1970 CST Short Wide]

Bought my 1970 CST in 1989 for $1800

Pics of then and now

[Warrens69GMC]

1969 GMC, 1k 2003
1967 c10, 2023 1k

[truckster]

I bought my 72 Blazer in 2007 for $1500. It didn't have an engine and one of the fenders was mismatched. I put a $100 engine in it and drove it that way for six years.

Now it has an L31 Vortec I built for 330 HP/400 Tq, completely rewired, 2 1/2 dual stainless exhaust, and I'm slowly completing the body work.

['68OrangeSunshine]

Originally Posted by truckster

I bought my 72 Blazer in 2007 for $1500. It didn't have an engine and one of the fenders was mismatched. I put a $100 engine in it and drove it that way for six years.

Now it has an L31 Vortec I built for 330 HP/400 Tq, completely rewired, 2 1/2 dual stainless exhaust, and I'm slowly completing the body work.

What top is on that Blazer?

[allchevy58]

72' K2500, bought September of 2011 for $3750.00 and it was stock.

[truckster]

Originally Posted by '68OrangeSunshine

What top is on that Blazer?

It's a Softopper.

[Rufas]

My Dad bought this 1970 GMC C2500 Camper Special new in 1970. I think he paid $3600?



When he died in 1993 it was given to me. I used it as a daily driver until 1999. That year I tore it down to start the restoration. Long story short it wasn't finished until 2018. I lost track of the total cost. So I guess you could say this truck cost me somewhere north of $45,000. Here it is today.







This is a photo before the interior was finish. That steering wheel has been replaced.

[FirstOwner69]

I bought my 69 C/20 CST with buckets and A/C for $3425 as a model year carryover in November,1969.

[D.B]

Long insurance story but I only paid $150 for my 72 C20 Cheyenne Super in 1994.

[67C10Step]

I didn't technically purchase mine, my wife did. Paid $2000 for it for my 25th wedding anniversary present. That was in 2020. Still mostly stock (283, 3OT) but I have lowered it, rally wheels, relocated fuel tank, and converted to power disc brakes up front.

Delivery day and today.

[mm1077]

About a year and a half ago for 12k. 67swb on 72 chassis that had the frame cleaned and painted, engine rebuilt mild performance Sbc , new bed, exhaust, stock suspension gone through w 2/4 drop, good tires. I’ve put about another 6k into it but a lot of that is preference stuff (gear swap, different cam, AC, cosmetic stuff..). My daily driver now
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[special-K]

'72 GMC K2500 Sierra
Memorial Day weekend '01
$3,500.00
Stock with a few personelizations for function, like cargo hooks on bed, aux. trans cooler, air shocks

[Already Gone]

Bought first truck in 2001 and paid 8000.00 which I guess was lots back then but loved everything about about and was rust free at the time. I had been through a personal rough patch the 2 years before so was time to do something forc me. Had a newly rebuilt 396 and turbo 400 trans. Sold it 2014 but learned lots about the trucks and used it quite a bit over the years and think I put 8/9000 miles, remember up here can only use the truck for 6 months a year, on it over the 13 years I owned it when I sold it in 2014.

[Already Gone]

Bought this one off Ebay out of Oregon in 2012 and all in with shipping and exchange had 6000.00 tied up in it. Was a 307 with TOTT and factory overdrive that worked and it only had 61,000 miles. Rust free CST with factory A/C and a cherry interior but needed the wood box for redone. Shoulda, woulda, coulda kept this one and sold pinky then but when driving it keep getting hung up in second gear which ticked me off big time so sold it for a tidy profit. In retrospect I should found someone to rebuild what it need to stop the hanging up in 2nd gear.