Chevrolet C/K

The Chevrolet C/K line was the brand's primary full-size pickup truck for over 4 decades, spanning from 1960 until its replacement by the Silverado in 2002. The "C" denoted two-wheel drive models while "K" signified four-wheel drive. Collectors are particularly drawn to the second generation (1967-1972 "Action Line") and the third generation (1973-1987 "Square Body") for their timeless, rugged styling and simple mechanicals.

The market for C/K trucks is incredibly diverse, reflecting their long production run and varied uses. It's one of the most popular platforms for customization, from simple restorations to six-figure restomods with modern drivetrains. The 1988-1998 "OBS" (Old Body Style) trucks are the latest generation to see a rapid increase in collector demand, especially short-bed and sport-trim examples.

With an average sale price around $22,500 from over 1,600 recent transactions, it's clear that clean, driver-quality trucks are accessible. However, the market's high point of $245,000 shows the premium placed on expertly restored or modified examples. The vast availability of parts and a strong enthusiast community continue to support the C/K's market position.

Based on 1,607 recent sales, prices range from project trucks selling for less than $5,000 to professionally built examples exceeding $245,000.