C3500

C3500 refers to a model designation used by Chevrolet for its line of pickup trucks. Specifically, the C3500 was part of the Chevrolet C/K truck series, produced from the 1960s through the early 2000s. The "C" in C3500 indicated a 2-wheel drive configuration, while the "3500" denoted a heavy-duty payload capacity, typically one ton.

These trucks were known for their robust construction and were often used for commercial purposes, towing, and hauling heavy loads. Over its production run, the C3500 underwent various redesigns and updates, including changes to its engine options, interior features, and exterior styling. Common engine choices included V8 gasoline engines and, in some generations, diesel engines. The C3500 was a workhorse vehicle, valued for its durability and utility in demanding applications. Its lineage eventually evolved into the Chevrolet Silverado HD (Heavy Duty) series.