A garage-kept, one-owner 1991 Chevrolet 1500 Sport pickup with just 30,941 miles is turning heads among classic truck collectors.
Pickup trucks from the late 1980s and early 1990s are rapidly gaining traction among collectors, and this 1991 Chevrolet 1500 Sport Long Bed could be one of the most pristine examples on the market. With just 30,941 actual miles and one meticulous owner since new, this truck represents a rare survivor from the early ’90s sport truck era.
Finished in glossy black two-stage paint accented with bold red Sport graphics, this 1500 carries the styling cues that made Chevrolet’s C/K series a staple of American roads. A front air dam, smoked headlight covers, and 15-inch chrome wheels give it an aggressive street truck look, while a black tonneau cover conceals a bed lined with a rubber mat. Aside from minor chips on a body edge and light scratches inside the bed, the truck appears nearly showroom-fresh.
Inside, the red velour interior is a time capsule of 1990s GM design. The bench seat, with its fold-down armrest and matching red carpets, remains in exceptional condition. A period-correct Cobra CB radio is mounted under the dash, while the factory AM/FM cassette stereo and climate controls remain intact and functional.
Under the hood, the truck features its original 5.7-liter TBI V8, rated at 200 horsepower, paired with a 700R4 four-speed automatic transmission. The engine bay is exceptionally clean, and the truck retains its original suspension configuration—coil springs up front and leaf springs in the rear.
Though Chevrolet built thousands of C/K-series trucks, few remain as original and lightly used as this example. With the collector truck market booming, this low-mileage Sport 1500 is expected to draw serious interest from enthusiasts seeking a true 1990s survivor.
