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1972 Chevrolet K20 4x4
$35,000
Year
1972Make
ChevroletModel
K-SeriesOdometer
85,144Engine
Rebuilt 350 ci V8Fuel Type
gasolineTransmission
automaticDrivetrain
4×4VIN / Chassis #
Upon RequestSeller
HBS EnterprisesLocation
St. Petersburg, FLTitle Status
cleanThere’s a meaningful difference between a vintage truck that has been restored to look old and one that has simply earned the look. This 1972 Chevrolet K20 falls firmly into the latter category. Offered by HBS Enterprises in St. Petersburg, Florida, this K20 retains its original body and heavily weathered blue finish, with decades of exposed patina left intact. Underneath that survivor appearance, however, the truck has received a freshly rebuilt 350ci V8, a six-inch suspension lift, new 35-inch tires and 16-inch wheels, along with a number of mechanical and cosmetic updates.
For someone looking for a classic square-body-era Chevrolet 4x4 that wears its history rather than hiding it, this K20 offers an appealing combination of original character and updated hardware.
- Original Body & Patina: The defining feature here is the body. According to the selling dealer, this is an original-body survivor, and the photos certainly show a truck that hasn't been cosmetically restored. The blue paint carries substantial sun fading, surface oxidation, exposed primer and bare-metal patina across the hood, fenders, cab, and bed. Rather than repainting it, the truck has been left with that aged finish intact. The contrasting white cab roof, chrome trim, and period single-cab/long-bed proportions complete the vintage presentation. The dealer describes the truck as "very solid," while new bumpers, mirrors, and grille freshen up some of the exterior hardware without erasing the character of the original sheet metal.
- Rebuilt 350 V8: Power comes from a freshly rebuilt Chevrolet 350ci V8 fitted with a 270-degree cam and backed by a TH350 three-speed automatic transmission. The small-block breathes through a dual-exhaust system, giving this K20 a straightforward, old-school drivetrain that's both familiar and widely supported. The seller also reports power steering and power brakes, making the truck considerably friendlier to operate than its lifted stance and vintage appearance might initially suggest.
- Lifted On 35s: This isn't a stock-height survivor. A six-inch suspension lift gives the K20 its tall stance and provides room for a new set of 35-inch tires mounted to new 16-inch polished wheels. The combination works especially well visually with the narrow original body, long bed, and weathered finish, creating the classic lifted-truck profile without dramatically altering the exterior sheet metal. Up front, the truck is equipped with disc brakes, and the seller reports that a new brake master kit has also been installed.
- Simple Vintage Interior: Inside, the K20 remains appropriately straightforward. A bench seat spans the cab, while the painted metal dash, floors, and roof retain the same aged blue finish seen outside. Updates include new gauges and a new stereo, adding some modern functionality without extensively changing the cabin. The photos also show Chevrolet-branded floor mats and aftermarket door speakers. As with the exterior, this isn't presented as a restored interior. Visible wear, oxidation, and age remain part of the truck's survivor character.
- Clean-Title K20: HBS Enterprises reports that the truck is sold with a clean title. Importantly, this isn't being represented as a freshly restored collector truck; its appeal comes from the combination of original sheet metal and patina with more recent mechanical work. The freshly rebuilt engine, new rolling stock, updated brake components, and replacement exterior hardware address several of the areas that matter when putting an old 4x4 back into regular use, while leaving the K20's unmistakably vintage appearance alone.
Why This K20 Stands Out
The 1967–1972 Chevrolet C/K generation has become one of the most recognizable eras of classic American pickups, and factory 4x4 K-series trucks have an appeal all their own. This example takes a different path from the increasingly common frame-off restoration. Its weathered blue body hasn't been stripped, smoothed, and repainted; the dents, fading, oxidation, and patina remain visible. At the same time, the rebuilt small-block, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, front discs, six-inch lift, and fresh 35s make this more than a static survivor. It's an old K20 that still looks like an old K20—and for the right buyer, that's precisely the point.
Engine & Drivetrain
- Rebuilt 350ci V8
- 270-degree cam
- TH350 3-speed automatic transmission
- Dual exhaust
- Four-wheel drive
Suspension & Wheels
- 6-inch lift
- New 35-inch tires
- New 16-inch wheels
Brakes & Steering
- Power steering
- Power brakes
- Front disc brakes
- New brake master kit
Exterior
- Original body and patina
- White cab roof
- New bumpers
- New grille
- New mirrors
Interior
- Bench seat
- New gauges
- New stereo
- Aftermarket door speakers
This 1972 Chevrolet K20 4x4 is offered by HBS Enterprises in St. Petersburg, Florida. Contact the seller through Fourbie Exchange for additional details, photos, and purchasing information.
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