1972 Chevrolet K10 Long Bed Pickup

Based on recent sales data from Classic.com, 1972 Chevrolet K10 trucks show a wide range of values depending on configuration, condition, and options!

Pricing Overview:

• Reported price range: $39,900 – $99,726+
• Actual sold prices in recent comps range from $21,250 (driver-quality short bed) to $117,700 (Cheyenne Super short bed with 3,200 miles)

The Big Factors That affect value:

1. Bed length: Short bed trucks command a significant premium. The Cheyenne Super short beds have sold for $60k–$117k, while long beds typically trade in the $40k–$65k range.

2. Condition & originality: Highly original, low-mileage examples sell for top dollar. The one sold at Mecum Kissimmee 2026 for $117,700 had just 3,202 miles!

3. Trim level: Cheyenne and Cheyenne Super trims add significant value over base Custom trim. The Cheyenne Super designation can double the price compared to a standard truck.

4. Mileage & drivetrain: 4x4 is desirable (all K10s have this), and low-mile original trucks bring big premiums.

For the specific truck we’re looking at (the 1972 K10 Custom Long Bed with patina/primer finish listed at $15,000) – it appears competitively priced as a project/restoration candidate with its original Northern Idaho history and desirable 350 V8/4x4 driveline.

Want to see what’s currently available? Check out the K10 market page: https://classic.com/m/chevrolet/ck/2nd-gen/k10/

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