original (not modified) truck pics

[72cheyenneman]

Original and restored 1972 Cheyenne that my grandmother left to me in the 80s.





Here's the link to my thread "Grandma's Truck" that has the old pics and restoration pics:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=373187

[Already Gone]

Originally Posted by Chevyland

Highlander

Nice truck and if its your truck are you aware of the attached "Do you have a Plaid Pickup " thread. it'd be great, if you haven't already, if you posted some pics of the truck.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...98#post7805298

[72 tigger]

Black & bronze interior looks great- nice truck

[1972K20]

Great thread! I like seeing the trucks with the white front bumpers.

[68bowtie]

speaking of white bumpers...

[Ken B]

My all original 70 Longhorn. First pic is from about a year and a half ago the day I brought it home. Zero rust, never driven in snow!

[Stoli]

Has had a repaint and a little rust repair but a great original drivetrain driver.
Still has the date stamped wood bed

[special-K]

I sure like looking at all the original trucks. I don't think I ever posted my '72 K2500 Sierra because it's not 100% original. But, it is unrestored with only a few typical add-ons from back then to enhance it's use. Things such as cargo hooks, it had truck air shocks, a 5th wheel set-up in the bed, saddle tanks, trans temp gauge in extra hole, and SunTune tach stuck in where factory tach goes. It also has a Bartens bumper, slide-out spare, big trans cooler. The original owner ran a vacuum tube into the dash and mounted a vacuum gauge, too. This thing was set up to haul.

I bought it in '01 and the first thing I did was put a set of 9.75 steelies on. So, that's another non-stock thing (but, era add-on). First picture was on the way home with it, 9.50 tires on stock 16.5 wheels. Next with big tarz and more recently with 235/85s on 16" GM wheels

[ole dollor]

man i love all of them .....nice trucks .....Don

[68bowtie]

This thread needs some updates

[special-K]

I was noticing the dates and wondered when they would start creeping up to now. They didn't! When I saw the thread yesterday it didn't seem unusual, like it has been showing up occasionally. Time flies! I miss having Dad's Longhorn around. I wonder if she is still putting that cherished Chevy around

Surely we have some originals left to add. I'm out on pictures for now. Just had to get a new 'puter. Hopefully I can snag my stuff off the old one.

this one is original except wrong year hubcaps. But certainly not modified. And very nice!

[72c20customcamper]

My three non modified trucks. I know the burban is a later model but its 100% original and unrestored . Its just as it left the factory.

[robs71]

my old K20..........Tires,battery,exhaust changed only due to needing service.

[robs71]

72 Cheyenne 402 truck I had shipped in from Nevada......a little sun baked but under 50,000 miles..Had an Eldorado camper on it hence the rear non original extend a bumper.....

[robs71]

I purchased this 67 from fellow member john@thepier..... 40,000 miles,283,glide.This photo was taken with passenger car caps until I could find a nice set of correct wheel covers.

[jsprengeler]

My 72

[Ben IV]

70 gmc I bought from the original owners daughter. Completely unmolested with the exception of the saddle tanks.

[rharris]

Mine after I bought it and replaced wheels with stock (wheel vintique)

[BlouDon]

A RHD version from South Africa...

Power/disc brakes in front;
Power steering;
AC and heater;
350 + 700R4;
Full VDO instruments.

[dave6672]

Original C20 Highlander with 26,000 miles.

[davischevy]

My Longhorn.

[special-K]

Boy, that's a lot of nice additions.

[SRU1436]

My 72, all original 350/350 combo with 75,000 miles.

[68bowtie]

Originally Posted by special-K

Boy, that's a lot of nice additions.

Seriously

[Joesjunk]

My 71 Cheyenne/20. 100% bone stock, original truck. Original hugger orange paint that’s in amazing condition! The interior is completely original also, except I added the floor mats. 402, automatic, AC and tilt. It just turned 70k miles