1965 Chevrolet K10 Suburban
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1965Make
ChevroletModel
SuburbanOdometer
25,000Engine
283 ci. V8Fuel Type
gasolineTransmission
manualDrivetrain
4×4VIN / Chassis #
Upon RequestSeller
Merritt MotorsLocation
Kannapolis, NCTitle Status
clean- Suburban Heritage: The Chevrolet Suburban holds the distinction of being the longest continuously used nameplate in automotive history. By 1965, it was part of the fifth generation (1960–1966), which introduced a more modern and refined design compared to earlier models. Updates for 1965 included a cleaner front-end appearance and a flatter windshield, moving away from the wraparound glass and styling cues of the late 1950s.
- Rare Factory 4×4 Configuration: This example is a K10 model, denoting factory four-wheel drive. At a time when most SUVs were still work-focused and relatively limited in production, the Suburban K10 offered both passenger capacity and off-road capability. With only 433 units produced in this configuration for 1965, surviving examples are uncommon.
- Rebuilt Small-Block V8: Power comes from a rebuilt 283 cu.-in. small-block V8 equipped with a 2-barrel carburetor. Known for its simplicity and durability, the 283 was a staple of Chevrolet’s lineup during the era. It is paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, delivering a traditional, driver-focused experience.
- Stock-Oriented Restoration: This Suburban has been restored largely to factory specifications, preserving its original character. The interior features three rows of refurbished seating in the correct fawn color, along with stock gauges and a factory-style two-spoke steering wheel.
- Functional Utility Upgrades: The primary deviation from stock is a period-correct, fully functional Braden PTO winch mounted to the front bumper. This addition enhances the vehicle’s utility while remaining consistent with its original purpose as a capable off-road and work vehicle.
- Striking Exterior Presentation: Finished in Indian Turquoise, this Suburban presents with a bold and period-correct look. The paint is complemented by color-matched steel wheels with white hubcaps and General Grabber tires, reinforcing both its vintage aesthetic and usability.
Early four-wheel-drive Suburbans are among the rarest and most usable classic SUVs available. This example stands out with its low mileage, factory-correct restoration, and documented rarity, making it a strong option for buyers seeking a classic Chevrolet Suburban 4×4 for sale with both collector appeal and practical capability.
- 283 cu.-in. V8 (rebuilt)
- 2-barrel carburetor
- 4-speed manual transmission
- 4×4
- Front independent suspension
- Three rows of refurbished seats (fawn color)
- Stock gauges
- Two-spoke steering wheel
- Indian Turquoise paint
- Paint-matched steel wheels with white hubcaps
- General Grabber tires
- Braden PTO winch
- Approx. 25,000 miles
- One of 433 factory K10 Suburbans produced for 1965
- Offered by Merritt Motors
- Located in Kannapolis, North Carolina
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