1974 Chevrolet C20

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Introduced in 1973, the Chevrolet C20 three-quarter-ton pickup was part of the second generation of Chevy’s popular “Rounded Line” truck series. Known informally as the “Square Body,” the truck featured a wider stance, improved ride quality, and a more comfortable cab than previous Chevrolet pickups.

The C20 was designed for heavier-duty work than the half-ton C10. The Custom Deluxe was the entry-level model.

Buyers could choose from several engines, including Chevy’s dependable inline-six and a range of V8s, paired with manual or automatic transmissions. In 1974, front disc brakes and enhanced safety features reflected the era’s growing emphasis on driver protection.

This rear-wheel-drive ’74 C20 Fleetside (smooth exterior bed panels) has been refinished in dark green paint over a green and tan interior with patterned black vinyl upholstery on the bench seat. Its 350ci V8 with a four-barrel carburetor is mated to a four-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive.

Additional features on the truck include tinted glass, 16” steel wheels, an auxiliary fuel tank, a heavy-duty radiator, locking rear differential, front stabilizer (sway) bar, black rubber flooring, and an aftermarket AM/FM head unit with cassette player. The bed wears an aluminum-framed camper shell.