Chevrolet dealer resurrected 1970s Cheyenne Super 10

Love it! Still miss my old 72 C10.

It does look really good. 6k is a lot but when you look at what it costs to paint an entire vehicle, two tone with striping, and badging there is some markup there but not a lot.

Thats purdy cool...

I had a 78 Big 10, blue and silver long bed. I think it had a 350 but can't really remember. I think the only option was air conditioning.

Chris Bryant wrote:
Ours was blue and white, and the whole truck cost what this package costs.

I do love it though, actually looks "normal".

Mine was blue and white as well with a 454 and turbo 400 transmission. I think it was a 1975.

I had a 73 that was gold and white with a 350 in it as well. Both the 73 and 75 were single cabs.

I like it. Had me a 79' k1500 short bed back in the day.
That black and white regular cab is awesome.

Yeah the 6k price tag is a little to steep, and the truck needs to be just a single cab long bed for the true retro look in my opinion. 4 door cabs were not largely produced during that time. Still cool looking though.

Ours was blue and white, and the whole truck cost what this package costs.

I do love it though, actually looks "normal".

SidecarFlip wrote:
Putting lipstick on a pig...still a pig.

Come on now, be positive. At least that pig wasn't inadvertently backing over people and killing them. Oh that's right Ragun let Ford slide and said they could just give the owners a sticker for their dashboard. Be careful, vehicle may slip into reverse. Lol.

I think its pretty cool. The trucks don't have the same beautiful styling, but that green and white immediately brought me back to my youth. I don't see $6000 worth of value there, but its pretty neat to see anyways!