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Originally Posted by 67chevy1series
in 67 68 69 cst is pretty much cheyenne ,and i think 70 is when cheyenne becomes the top of the line and then it progresses to cheyenne super and then highlander models 67 68 trucks dont have as many options in the package as 69 72 trucks but those good options dont have those cool slant hoods either!
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Highlander was a special option package group offered on late '72 Custom Deluxes.As I listed above,in 71/72 Custom Deluxe is mid-level,Cheyenne was next,and Cheyenne Super was top of the line. The question here is differences between trim levels,not individual options available. 67/68 Chevys came with the same choices as 69/70...Base level 10,Custom/10,and CST/10.
To compare apples to apples in '70,the year your buddy is interested in,the base model was C/10.These had no exterior trim (including around the windows),painted bumpers/hubcaps,metal door panels,black rubber mat,vinyl seat,black dash knobs...The CST had the exterior trim (including around windows and a broad tailgate band),chrome bumpers/hubcaps,vinyl door panels,carpet,vinyl embossed scroll seat to match door panels,dash nobs with bright trim work in the center.
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