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#488181 12/31/2008 5:17 AM
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Hi justa question i am having a hard time identifiying what my truck is. i just bought it 2 months ago. its a 1965 chev stepside 4x4. i thought it would have been a c10 but but trying to find parts its says there was no 4x4 in my make. the vin number has been replaced with an arizona vin so i cant even look up codes. thanks alot for any help

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Hy bignblue, 4X4s used the letter "K" rather that the letter "C", in their designation, and I just checked an online catalogue which lists "K"10s and "K"20s in 1965, hope that helps.

3B #488298 12/31/2008 3:19 PM
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thanks alot 3B i had ordered some parts from LMC truck and used the K10 info cause that is all that matched. at least now i know for sure

bignblue #488353 12/31/2008 5:33 PM
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How many nuts holding each wheel? 8 makes it a K20.


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hotshoe36 #488405 12/31/2008 8:29 PM
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it has six lug wheels not 8


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