* Model: Chevrolet offered a wide range of trucks in 1975, from light-duty C/K pickups to heavier-duty models and different cab styles (regular cab, extended cab). A basic pickup would be far cheaper than a heavier-duty model with options.
* Engine: Different engine options were available, and more powerful engines added significantly to the cost.
* Trim Level: Base models were less expensive than trucks with added features and upgraded trim packages.
* Options: Power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, automatic transmission, and other options all increased the price.
* Dealer Markup: Dealers could add their own markup to the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP).
To find a potential price range, you'd need to specify the exact model, engine, and options of the 1975 Chevrolet truck. Even then, finding precise original MSRP figures can be challenging without access to archived dealer price lists or automotive pricing guides from that year. You might find some general price ranges in vintage car price guides or online automotive history resources.
