The 3rd Generation of GMC and Chevrolet C/K pickups, dubbed the "Rounded Line" was offered from 1973 to 1989 as a brawnier, more, ahem, well-rounded upgrade over the prior generation, the "Action Line." Know to enthusiasts as simple a "Squarebody," the 3rd Generation C/K line was offered both rear-wheel drive ("C") and four-wheel drive ("K"), and in your choice of 1/2 ton (1500/10), 3/4 ton (2500/20), or 1 ton (3500/30) payload.

The 3rd Generation 3/4 ton GMC C/K2500 and Chevrolet C/K20, like this one for sale, offered smarter technology than prior generations, as well as a long bed configuration, giving buyers a smooth and functional ride with ample space. Additionally, your Chevrolet K20 could be had in several trim levels like the Custom (until 1975), Custom Deluxe, Scottsdale, Cheyenne (until 1982), Cheyenne Super (until 1975), and the Silverado.

How much is a Chevy K20 Worth?

The 3rd Generation of Chevy K20 pickup trucks have a 5-year moving average transaction price of $23,819, per sales data aggregated by CLASSIC.COM, with recent transactions for well-refurbished examples ranging for between $33.8k-$86.2k. With a $34,900 asking price, this example sits slightly above the top average range, but shows as a clean, turnkey buy.