This 1966 Chevrolet K20 Long Bed Pickup represents a rare opportunity to own an exceptionally preserved first-generation 4WD work truck with documented provenance. According to the seller, this truck is a 2-owner survivor that has been meticulously maintained throughout its life, spending its entire existence on the West Coast from its manufacture in Fremont, California to its time in Portland, Oregon.

Described as having 100% original paint and sheet metal, this K20 features its numbers-matching 283cid V8 engine paired with the original 4-speed manual transmission and factory divorced transfer case. The truck retains its factory 2-tone "Red/Off White" exterior over the original "Silver" interior, with 97,000 original miles on the odometer. The seller notes that the truck has undergone a complete tune-up with all servicing documented, and while some accessories like the radio and gauges are non-functional, all essential systems operate as they should.

Key characteristics:

• Numbers-matching 283cid V8 engine with original 4-speed manual transmission
• 97,000 original miles with documented 2-owner history
• Original & Highly Original conservation with 100% original paint and sheet metal
• Factory 4WD system with divorced transfer case and heavy-duty rear springs
• Includes original saddle tanks, 5 wheels, hubcaps, and factory build sheets
• No rust on floors, frame, doors, or tailgate with new body mounts
• West Coast provenance from Fremont, California manufacture to Oregon residence

Market research from Classic.com shows that 1st generation Chevrolet K20 trucks (1960-1966) have sold in a range from approximately $12,000 to $60,000, with recent comparable sales averaging around $26,600. This particular example, with its documented survivor status, originality, and complete documentation including factory build sheets, represents the upper tier of what collectors seek in these increasingly rare 4WD pickups. As one of the final years of the 1st Gen C/K before the introduction of the 2nd Generation in 1967, this K20 holds significant historical importance for enthusiasts of classic American trucks. Learn more about the Chevrolet K20 - 1st Gen market