Welcome to an opportunity to own a piece of vintage American truck history - a stunning 1972 Chevrolet C10. This charismatic machine, adorned in an irresistible blend of orange and white paint, is powered by a reliable 350ci V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission. With a humble reading of only 28k miles on the dashboard, this Montana native has experienced a well-kept life, underscoring the Chevrolet truck adage of being 'Tough and Tightfisted.' The 1972 Chevrolet C10 is an embodiment of longevity and toughness, attributes that are hailed in the period Chevrolet truck magazine advertisements. Their claims of the Chevy pickup's durability, a robust ladder-type frame, counter-angled rear shocks, and extended service intervals are validated in this 50-year-old model. This well-documented, low-mileage truck stands as a testament to the Chevrolet's promise of being 'Built to Stay Tough.' Born on July 7, 1972, at Whitlock Chevrolet in Del Norte, Colorado, this '72 Chevy Cheyenne K10 ½-ton pickup is a true survivor. It's driven an average of just 567 miles per year, and the incredibly well-preserved exterior, sporting its classic orange (code 516) and white (code 521) paint, along with a houndstooth-trimmed interior, add significantly to its nostalgic charm. This 4WD pickup has been lovingly cared for, showcasing its toughness without compromising on aesthetics or comfort. The orange-and-white exterior remains in excellent condition, largely untouched by time, with sheet metal free of damage. The iconic blue bowtie emblem on the front grille is in great shape, along with all other original trims—on fender edges, dual side-view mirrors, and door handles. All the factory badges and the cabin glass, including the sliding rear window, remain unscathed. The cargo box has been protected with a no-slip, black liner and shows very little signs of use. Riding on 31×10.5 LT Michelin® Defender tires wrapped around 15-inch, white-painted, steel wheels, this vintage charm is ready to roll. Inside, you'll find an impressive time-capsule-like setting. The door panels feature white inserts with woodgrain trim—a part of the Cheyenne package. The seat upholstery is an appealing mix of parchment-colored vinyl with black-and-white houndstooth fabric inserts, and the headliner is padded white vinyl. The body-color-painted dashboard houses stock analog instrumentation and other controls, all framed by the original 2-spoke, bowtie-branded, black steering wheel. You'll also find the truck's period-look, GM-branded AM-FM push-button radio and a column-mounted shift lever for the automatic transmission. Black carpeting covers the cabin floors, showing minimal wear. All interior surfaces are in outstanding condition, including a sliding rear-window with a ranch-owner-requisite rifle mount. All of the truck's factory-mounted identification and information tags are still in place, further enhancing its authenticity. Documentation includes the original dealer invoice, service parts information glove-box sticker showing all installed equipment, the truck’s warranty card, a 1972 Chevrolet pickup-truck brochure, and the owner’s manual. Beneath the hood, the time-tested 350 cubic-inch V8 engine maintains its original appearance and has been diligently maintained. The undercarriage and chassis are clean, straight, and undamaged. With a recently renewed exhaust system, this truck is ready for many more years of service. In essence, this 1972 Chevy K10 is a rare gem, offering originality, documentation, and excellent condition, creating an exceptional chance to own a classic Chevrolet truck. Grab the opportunity to experience this Chevrolet heritage.