I’d drive one!

[CoryW]

I like it!

[Parramore]

Sweeet!! Now I know what I want from Santa.

[Quackerbox]

This guy^^^[emoji849]

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Reckon he wants, black mirrors, black wheels, black emblems, black bumpers, black windows, black black and blac........well you get the idea

[Pineywoods]

I like it and I am not a Chevy guy.

Same here

[stickerpatch59]

looks retro, I like it!

[vmont]

Reckon he wants, black mirrors, black wheels, black emblems, black bumpers, black windows, black black and blac........well you get the idea

Nope. My first truck was an 81 chevy so I am very familiar with the era. Wasn't a fan of the 2 tone paint back then and still am not a fan. Don't really like the blacked out trucks either. Good guess though. Now throw some old Cragar mags on there and we would be moving in the right direction.

[talltexasshoote]

I like it. Just hope it has vinyl seats and the smell that went with that era of pickup.


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I remember that smell being perfume from all the girls that liked the shotgun seat.

[SoTXAg06]

I remember that smell being perfume from all the girls that liked the shotgun seat.

With a healthy dose of white rain.


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[Dale Moser]

Pour out some 40 weight for the biggest mistake I ever made.....

[Lonestar_HOYT]

73 - 80 IF I remember right . I had a 73 in 73 and got a 80 in 81 . I don`t dislike but not sure I like it either

That yellow trim package was on the ‘77 models. My first car was a ‘77 Silverado pick up. I had the two tone yellow and beige or whatever the light color was called. I was told years later that the ‘77 model was the only year with the yellow in the chrome trim. Wish I still had that pick up.

[Big Red 82]

Kinda puts a tear in my eye,

[Dry Bones]

I like it. Does it have a real motor or is it on the same spec as today EPA castrated models?

[Dale Moser]

I like it. Does it have a real motor or is it on the same spec as today EPA castrated models?

The 70's models motors made about 1/2 the horsepower per cubic inch that they do now. They were way more choked down by smog pumps and ****ty rochester carbs then, than what we have now. Internal combustion engines have never been more efficient than they are now.

[mdnabors]

I like that old school look!

This!

[TacticalCowboy]

That might be the best looking pickup of all time.