1971 Chevrolet K20 Custom Deluxe

Location: Priest Lake, Idaho

Why It's Curated: This 1971 Chevrolet K20 Custom Deluxe is for sale in Priest Lake, Idaho. Early-1970s Chevy 4x4 trucks occupy a specific and increasingly competitive corner of the collector market, and a genuinely restored example is harder to find than the asking prices on rough survivors might suggest. This K20 has undergone a full body and paint restoration -- finished in orange with a matching orange and white vinyl interior -- and presents as a cohesive, honest truck rather than a cosmetic flip. The 350 V8 paired with a 4-speed automatic has had recent maintenance performed throughout, and Rancho shocks have been fitted in place of the factory units, adding a modest but meaningful improvement to ride quality and trail composure. Stopping is handled by a front disc, rear drum setup, and 16x8 wheels wear Falken tires. At 113,000 actual miles, this is a truck that has lived a real life without being used up -- a meaningful distinction in this segment. This K20 suits a buyer looking for a restored, usable classic 4x4 that can serve equally well as a weekend driver, a light trail truck, or the centerpiece of a collection focused on first-generation Chevy 4x4s.

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Vehicle Details:
Year: 1971
Make: Chevrolet
Model: K20
Trim: Custom Deluxe
Drive: 4X4
Miles: 113000
Mileage Verification: Actual Miles
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Transmission: Automatic
Number of Forward Gears: 4
Engine: 350 V8
Exterior Color: Orange
Interior Color: Orange/White
State of Registration: Idaho
Vehicle Location: Priest Lake, Idaho
VIN: Available Upon Request
Title: Clean

Details:

Engine & Transmission:
Engine Modifications: No
Transmission Modifications: No

Drivetrain, Suspension, Tires & Brakes:
Drivetrain Modifications: No
Suspension Modifications: Yes
Rancho Shocks
Wheel Size and Offset: 16x8
Wheel Brand and Model: Stock
Tire Brand, Model, and Size: Falken
Type of Brakes: Front Disc Rear Drums

Exterior & Interior: 

Fully body & paint restoration.
Fully restored.
Interior Material: Vinyl 
Interior Modifications: No
Working Heat: Yes
Working Air Conditioning: No

Recent Maintenance:
Everything

Model History: The Chevrolet K20 traces its roots to the landmark 1967 redesign that introduced a clean-sheet C/K platform, replacing the older Task Force series and establishing a template for American full-size pickups that would endure for years. The K20 specifically denoted the three-quarter-ton, four-wheel-drive variant -- positioned above the half-ton K10 and below the one-ton K30 -- giving buyers a heavy-duty hauler with genuine off-road capability. The 1971 model year brought a revised interior treatment to the lineup, while the engine range spanned from an inline-six to available big-block V8 options. Rather than independent front suspension, the K20 relied on a solid front axle paired with a solid rear axle, a configuration that prioritized durability and serviceability for both work and recreational use. The 1967–1972 generation -- often called the "67-72" by collectors -- is now among the most celebrated eras in American truck history, prized for its clean Coke-bottle body lines, mechanical straightforwardness, and the breadth of factory configurations available across the C/K range.