[jocko]

I think the idea of a Cheyenne Super with a manual is being glossed over a bit - have only seen a handful, ever, for the reasons Steeveedee mentions. If your heart is set on a super, it will be a long search for a manual trans truck, but they are out there occasionally. My recommendation is to prioritize your want list - and then search in a wider radius than just local, and you'll find what you are looking for. For example - I'd start with the truck basics - do you want 2 or 4 wheel drive and do you want a 1/2,3/4, or 1 ton? if 1/2, lwb or swb? Another big filtering item is fleetside or stepside. Once you narrow those basics down- then get to the gotta haves vs the wanna haves, i.e. manual trans, minimum trim level you will accept, options, etc. If Cheyenne Super and manual trans are must-haves, it may be a longer search. Just gotta be honest with yourself as to what is a must have. I'll throw this out there after years of buying and searching - a "good condition" truck, regardless of trim level, is a gem and will give you tons of enjoyment as compared to a Cheyenne Super that is covered with rust and in pieces. And don't forget about the budget...