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**jocko** · 05-12-2017, 11:35 PM

Very nice truck. It's worth pointing out that it is not a factory K20 as is somewhat implied in the ad, depends how you want to read what the seller wrote. Anyway, VIN is a 2WD 3/4 tonner. I'd confirm whether the metal VIN matches the SPID before buying - and that will help explain the lineage. If it matches the SPID, then the chassis swap is the most likely occurrence. Also possible axles were added to a C chassis, but that's a more difficult approach. If the VIN doesn't match, has a CK, or whatever, then it's possible this isn't the original gb door. But, I bet it is and I'd bet the chassis was swapped. That's the best way (in my view) to convert a C to a K, but that's just me. Was a very nice highlander c pkg C20 at birth if this is its original SPID and gb door.

05-12-2017, 11:35 PM	#2605
jocko Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Godley, TX Posts: 17,937	Re: Post Your Craigslist Finds Very nice truck. It's worth pointing out that it is not a factory K20 as is somewhat implied in the ad, depends how you want to read what the seller wrote. Anyway, VIN is a 2WD 3/4 tonner. I'd confirm whether the metal VIN matches the SPID before buying - and that will help explain the lineage. If it matches the SPID, then the chassis swap is the most likely occurrence. Also possible axles were added to a C chassis, but that's a more difficult approach. If the VIN doesn't match, has a CK, or whatever, then it's possible this isn't the original gb door. But, I bet it is and I'd bet the chassis was swapped. That's the best way (in my view) to convert a C to a K, but that's just me. Was a very nice highlander c pkg C20 at birth if this is its original SPID and gb door.