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Chevy C/1500 Sport 

Chevy C/1500 Sport
"A great truck"

Drag Truck, Racer, Underrated, Rare, Fast, Heavy, Hard to Find

BYP=Sport handling Chassis Package, E62=Sportside, E63=Fleetside

Factory Special Editions has a Short bed, regular cab, two-wheel drive, the Chevrolet C/1500 pickup with modified suspension & drivetrain Has a 5.7 Liter 350, TBI fuel injection, SB has either the 5-Speed Manual or 4-speed Auto TH 700R4, Optional 15x8 454 SS chrome wheels on 275/60 - 15 BFGoodrich Comp T/A's tires, Bilstein Shocks, Sway Bar, 454 type air dam w/foglights, These trucks come in both fleetside and Sportside body styles.

Sport Models were only Produced 3 years! 1990-1993

"A few" Available Sport Truck Colors: White, Black, Red

The C/K pickups use the ladder type frame with cross members that are bolted or riveted to the side channels for full size strength that resists twisting and flexing

(GVWR)Gross vehicle weight Rating 5600lbs, Front 3150, Rear 3404

with 3.73 gears 9500 lbs, with 4.10 gears 10,000 lbs

Wheel base 117.5,

Width at Tailgate Opening 60.2
Width at Top of box, rear 61.9

Width at top of box Front 63.8
Depth of box 19.3
Width between Wheelhouses 49.1
overall length 194.0
overall box width 76.8
height 70.4
ground to load floor 29.0
ground clearance 7.0 front 8.4 rear
fuel tank 25.0 gal
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Check out that sweet Chevy C/1500 Sport NICE!

That's one kickass Chevy C/1500 Sport!

Look at that Chevy C/1500 Sport at the Dragstrip!

That Chevy C/1500 Sport is effin fast!

Did you see that Chevy C/1500 Sport at the car show it was MINT!
Chevy C/1500 Sport by 92C1500Sport November 7, 2009
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