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Old 08-16-2014, 01:55 PM   #1
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Different Nomenclatures

1st off, for whatever reason, the Search function on my tablet doesn't work...

Can someone please explain the different nuances between the K10/K1500, K20/K2500?

Was it a change made in a certain year? I understand that K = 4x4 and that C = 2wd, and that 10/1500 = 1/2 Ton, and 20/2500 = 3/4 Ton, but I'd like someone to break it down to a "Sesame Street" level for me.

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Old 08-16-2014, 02:00 PM   #2
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Re: Different Nomenclatures

K10/20 = Chevy

K1500/2500 = GMC
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Old 08-16-2014, 02:04 PM   #3
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Re: Different Nomenclatures

Ah-Ha!
Thank you! I didn't even realize that!!! It's obvious now!

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Re: Different Nomenclatures

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1st off, for whatever reason, the Search function on my tablet doesn't work...

Can someone please explain the different nuances between the K10/K1500, K20/K2500?

Was it a change made in a certain year? I understand that K = 4x4 and that C = 2wd, and that 10/1500 = 1/2 Ton, and 20/2500 = 3/4 Ton, but I'd like someone to break it down to a "Sesame Street" level for me.

Thanks.

I believe that Chevy used the 10/20/30, etc designation and GMC's used the 1500/2500/3500, etc designation.... from '67-'72.

As far as the search did you try the Google box at the top of this page? Be sure and click on the circle in front of "67-72chevytrucks.com

edit: That darn Zepp types too fast...

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Old 08-16-2014, 02:21 PM   #5
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Re: Different Nomenclatures

The Google box works! (I didn't even see it)
I was just using the "Search This Forum" box.

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The Google box works! (I didn't even see it)
I was just using the "Search This Forum" box.

Thank you!

No problem, That is what I use the most because it works the best.

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Old 08-16-2014, 10:00 PM   #7
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Re: Different Nomenclatures

Can someone please explain the different nuances between the words nomenclature and whatchumacallit?
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Can someone please explain the different nuances between the words nomenclature and whatchumacallit?
Easy enough..... edjumacated folks use nomenclature and the rest of us use whatchumacallit.
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Easy enough..... edjumacated folks use nomenclature and the rest of us use whatchumacallit.
Gotcha...I think. Just one thing,though. What is a nuance?
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