Chevrolet’s first factory four-wheel-drive pick-ups: the K10 half-ton and K20 three-quarter-ton of the 1960 C/K series (K = four-wheel drive), replacing the NAPCO Powr-Pak conversions of 1955–59, with a ladder frame, leaf-sprung solid axles, the 235 and 292 sixes and the 283 and 327 V8s, through the 1967–72 “Action Line” redesign.
MODEL LINEK-series and Silverado 4x4BUILT BYChevrolet (General Motors)PRODUCED1960–72PRODUCTIONNot published for 4x4 aloneLAYOUT4 wheels · 115″
The record
NAPCO of Minneapolis converted Chevrolet trucks to four-wheel drive from 1955 and Chevrolet sold the conversion through its dealers until 1959; the 1960 C/K series made four-wheel drive a factory build with the K prefix and Chevrolet’s own transfer case and Dana front axle. The K-series took the 1967 body and the 1971 front disc brakes and was the base of the 1969 K5 Blazer.
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Body styles & colours
Body style
Factory colours
Summit White
Polar White
White
Frost White
Silver Metallic
Silver Metallic
Silver Metallic
Dark Gray Metallic
Medium Graystone Metallic
Light Blue
Pastel Blue
Light Blue Metallic
Ultramarine Blue Metallic
Frost Blue
Dark Blue Metallic
Midnight Blue Metallic
Dark Blue Metallic
Medium Blue Metallic
Light Green Metallic
Medium Green Metallic
Dark Green Metallic
Dark Green
Dark Blue Green Metallic
Rallye Green Metallic
Yellow
Light Yellow
Wheatland Yellow
Omaha Orange
Frost Beige
Camel Tan Metallic
Buckskin
Saddle Metallic
Brown Metallic
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