how rare is the cheyyane super?

[tommys72]

I saw that truck once before on YouTube. ..gorgeous truck

[SS Tim]

Originally Posted by dbelanger24

Great info! I was supposed to say 67-72 k10's . Is there a reputable company that makes good era correct reproduction parts for what make the Super, super? ('71 chrome tailgate handle/'72 stainless cover,woodgrain instrument bezel and glovebox door applique.)

Also, are those the ONLY differences between the Cheyenne and the Cheyenne super?

The answer to both questions is NO.
You would do well to spend a lot time studying up on the various years and options. There are many faked trucks out there, some good some outright jokes.
Remember 71 Supers were late (April 71) introduction and differed in some details from the 72.
If you want to learn about SPIDs go through the thread in my signature. Being able to "read" a SPID is the first step in getting a true Cheyenne Super.

Here is a very nicely "done" truck.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/c...reation&cat=12

[WIDESIDE72]

Here's a couple local to me
http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/4337371119.html
http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/4259979626.html

[dbelanger24]

Originally Posted by WIDESIDE72

Here's a couple local to me
http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/4337371119.html
http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/4259979626.html

can't wait!! I'll try looking in my area for them but I think I'd be much better off looking for them down south. No rust issues, or at least not NEARLY as much as a truck that has spent it whole life in New England haha.

With the salt were putting on the roads in Maine you would not believe the difference in a truck from down south. I've seen 4year old trucks with junk frames on them from the salt. I'm so used to it that when I see a truck from the south I'm amazed how good the frame looks!! I've seen 20 year od trucks from down south with better frames than a 3 year old truck from up here!