1976 Chevrolet C20 Custom Deluxe 4-Speed







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Description
OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE
Introduced for 1973, the third-generation Chevrolet C/K Series was a major advancement in Chevrolet's full-size truck lineup, combining improved ride quality, increased interior comfort, and enhanced capability. Available in a wide range of configurations, the C20 occupied the 3/4-ton segment and offered heavy-duty running gear designed for towing, hauling, and commercial use. Buyers could choose from a variety of inline-six and V8 engines, manual or automatic transmissions, and numerous factory and dealer-installed options.
The seller discovered this Dark Gold Poly-finished '76 C20 Custom Deluxe in Tucson, Arizona, in 2021 where it is said to have been fitted with a camper but had not been driven since the mid-1980s.
Following the seller's acquisition, the truck's 292ci inline-six was overhauled, body panels and interior trim were replaced, and the clutch and brake systems were serviced, in addition to more work described below. The truck's four-speed manual gearbox has a "crawler" low gear, and it is equipped with dual 20-gallon fuel tanks, power-assisted steering and disc brakes, and an AM/FM head unit.
This 1976 Chevrolet C20 Custom Deluxe is now offered at no reserve in Alabama with a clean Arizona title in the seller’s name.
Highlights
Overhauled 292ci inline-six
4-speed manual transmission with crawler gear
Dark Gold Poly over gray vinyl upholstery
Power-assisted 4-wheel disc brakes
Power steering and air conditioning
Dual 20-gallon fuel tanks
Factory Equipment
The chassis number (CCT246Z141718) decodes as:
C – Chevrolet Division
C – 2-wheel-drive C-series chassis
T – 292ci Inline-6 engine
2 – 3/4-ton C20 model
4 – Conventional pickup body style
6 – 1976 model year
Z – Fremont, California, assembly plant
141718 – Sequential production number
Exterior:
Dark Gold Poly paint
Fleetside pickup bed
Chrome bumpers
Custom Deluxe trim package
Bench seat
Heater and defroster
Full instrumentation
Modifications
AM/FM stereo from Classic Car Stereos with Chevrolet bowtie branding
Rear disc brake conversion
Air conditioning
PVC dash cover installed
Servicing
From the seller: "The engine is a 292 cubic-inch straight-six that I had rebuilt in 2022 at a machine shop in Tucson."
The 292ci inline-six was reportedly overhauled in 2022, and the seller reports that the following items have been replaced:
Carburetor
Water pump and radiator
Starter, alternator, distributor, and spark plug wires
Fuel tanks
Clutch
Rear axle bearings
Exhaust manifold and muffler
Brake master cylinder and braking components
Air conditioning condenser
Heater core and heater blower motor
Speedometer/odometer assembly
Tires
Hood and front fenders
Various interior items, including upholstery, rubber mat, and lighting
Known Imperfections
Cosmetic imperfections in the bed from previous camper mounting points
Paintwork on replacement hood and front fenders
Scratches on the bed floor and tailgate
Dents and scratches in bodywork
Ownership History
From the seller: “I found this truck in Tucson, Arizona, in 2021, where it had been sitting in someone’s yard with a camper on it since the mid-‘80s. From what I was told, the truck was bought new with the camper added by the dealer. The owners bought it to go camping in retirement until they were unable to drive anymore, and then it was parked.
"The excellent condition of the bed is the result of the camper being on it all those years in Arizona. It has dealer-installed air conditioning, power steering, power-assisted brakes, dual 20-gallon fuel tanks, and a four-speed manual transmission with a granny-low first gear. There is virtually no rust on the frame.
"I put a lot of time and money into this truck and have used it as a daily driver. I fully intended to keep it, but my wife now wants a truck with a back seat for the grandkids, so I’ve decided to let it go.”
Included Items
Spare tire
Additional documents
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