Ok, It's high time I asked....

R Dogg 56 · June 30, 2003

Can someone tell me what the difference is between the "C" version and the "K" version of the Silverados/Sierras ? I've been looking around the sites, i.e. CarSoup.com and Cars.com, for used 3500s and most of the ads say either C3500 or K3500. I know that there are different option packages they can have like LS or LT. But what are the major differences between the C and the K? Does it have to do with suspension, body styles, or (maybe) both?

I think this is a question that will be answered before the night is out (10 pm here)

Thanks

MountaineerTom · June 30, 2003

C = 2WD

K = 4WD

Why the letter C and K, I have no idea.

silverado man · June 30, 2003

c= 2wd and k=4wd

Edit Doh Tom you beat me to it.

R Dogg 56 · June 30, 2003

Maybe I should have said that the question will be answered with 15 MINUTES !!!!

Thanks, guys!! I appreciate it

96Z71asskicker · June 30, 2003

god your dumb j/k

R Dogg 56 · June 30, 2003

god your dumb j/k

We play nice here, so watch your mouth.

katie-bug · July 4, 2003

DUKW, General Motors World War Two era amphibious vehicle for landing troops on Pacific isalnds (invasion).

D=1942

U=utility(amphib)

K=front wheel drive

W=two rear driving axels

BDBWTE · July 4, 2003

DUKW, General Motors World War Two era amphibious vehicle for landing troops on Pacific isalnds (invasion).
D=1942

U=utility(amphib)

K=front wheel drive

W=two rear driving axels

Ha take that..