first timer (almost)

"C" is a two wheel drive truck and "K" is a four wheel drive truck.

Brian

Thanks for the reply! I googled the question and actually just found the answer myself. Amazing. I've been in the automotive industry for a hundred years and never knew that.

Feel sorry for ya! In an addtion the "GMC" designation means extra $4000 just for that emblem instead of the standard Chevy one.

Yes, I found that out when I priced new. BUT we were looking for something that is not easy to find in these yuppified days. A LONG bed AND a 2wd AND a big GAS engine. The yuppies have turned the truck market into a joke.

Enjoy the 7-9 mpg there....

That's why I got diesel and get 21 highway, 18 city and 14.5 while towing on highway.

That's why you look at the DC trucks instead.

Will do. Thanks.

That's why Chevy has the HD series pickups, so that everyone is happy.

Brian

towing what??? A waverunner?

DC?

Yes, the problem is finding a used one. Around here, all you can find is yuppified crewcab,shortbox (useless),diesel(expensive to buy and operate),4x4's(not needed).

Then you would get 20MPG and not have to replace vehicle for 500k miles.

Daimler-Chrysler

Maybe in another lifetime. Talk about junk.

Ahhh, I see. I would agree most folks that would buy a HD series truck are going to drive / use it until it's well worn out. They could be difficult to find used for sure.

Brian

Junk?

Odd, as my brother-in-law is a chevy fan. Cheby trucks, suburbans, cameros, etc. I really don't know why as each one of them have been in the shop enough times to buy new vehicle for major problems. Now that is junk.

While my DC vehicles only get the shop once for minor problems during the time I have them.

Andhere ya go:

This guy starts off talking highly of his 'Dura'Max, but as time progresses talks highly of Cummins because his Duramax cannot compete against that "junk."

Steve, The difference is 2 WD = C and 4 WD = K

Sounds like you bought a great truck!