New IXO Models • Limited Edition • 1:64 Scale
Two Heavy-Duty 1970s Pickups. Two Distinct Collector Personalities.
Compare the long, six-wheel presence of the 1975 Chevrolet Silverado K30 Crew Cab Dually with the broad Wideside profile of the 1977 GMC Sierra Grande K2500 Crew Cab.
Shop the Chevy K30 Shop the GMC K2500For collectors searching for a 1:64 classic pickup truck diecast, IXO has added two compelling crew-cab releases with unmistakable 1970s character. The 1975 Chevrolet Silverado K30 dually IA64019 emphasizes length, dual rear wheels, and warm period-inspired colors. The 1977 GMC Sierra Grande K2500 IA64027 counters with a Wideside bed, deep metallic red paint, and gray side stripes.
Both are officially licensed, limited-edition models with metal bodies and chassis, real rubber tires, chrome accents, and detailed interiors. Yet they create very different impressions on a shelf. This guide compares their finishes, proportions, specifications, and display appeal to help U.S. diecast collectors choose the right truck—or build a stronger two-truck pairing.
IXO IA64019: 1975 Chevrolet Silverado K30 Crew Cab Dually
Chevrolet • SKU IA64019
Long, substantial and unmistakably a dually
The Chevrolet is finished in Grecian Bronze and Santa Fe Tan, a warm two-tone combination that suits its work-truck character. Its crew cab, extended pickup body, and dual rear wheels give it a substantial footprint even in 1:64 scale.
- Approximately 3.875 inches long
- Crew cab with dual rear-wheel configuration
- Grecian Bronze and Santa Fe Tan finish
- Real rubber tires and chrome accents
- Limited-edition, officially licensed release
IXO IA64027: 1977 GMC Sierra Grande K2500 Wideside Crew Cab
GMC • SKU IA64027
Metallic color with a clean Wideside profile
The GMC arrives in Dark Red Metallic with gray side stripes. Its four-door crew-cab body and Wideside bed create a long, balanced silhouette, while the silver-gray graphics add contrast without distracting from the body lines.
- Approximately 4 inches long
- Crew cab with Wideside pickup bed
- Dark Red Metallic with gray side stripes
- Real rubber tires and chrome accents
- Limited-edition, officially licensed release
Chevy K30 vs. GMC K2500: 1:64 Diecast Comparison
| Feature | 1975 Chevrolet K30 IA64019 | 1977 GMC K2500 IA64027 |
|---|---|---|
| Body style | Crew Cab Dually pickup | Wideside Crew Cab pickup |
| Finish | Grecian Bronze / Santa Fe Tan | Dark Red Metallic / gray stripes |
| Approximate length | 3.875 inches | 4 inches |
| Visual character | Heavy-duty, rugged, six-wheel presence | Long, clean, colorful pickup profile |
| Best display match | Work trucks, duallies, Chevrolet pickups | GMC collections, vintage cruisers, crew cabs |
Shared Collector Features
Both models use the same collector-friendly formula, making them especially easy to display as a matched pair:
Which Classic Pickup Belongs in Your Collection?
Choose the Chevrolet Silverado K30 if dual rear wheels are the main attraction. The dually layout creates more visual weight, and the bronze-and-tan paint gives the model a period-style work-truck appearance. It is an excellent choice for Chevrolet truck displays, construction scenes, farm dioramas, or collections built around heavy-duty pickups.
Choose the GMC Sierra Grande K2500 if you want a smoother full-size pickup profile and stronger paint contrast. Dark Red Metallic has a rich shelf presence, while the gray stripes emphasize the long body. It fits naturally beside vintage GMC trucks, crew-cab pickups, and other 1970s American vehicles.
Choose both if your display celebrates classic American trucks. Because the models share a scale, manufacturer, crew-cab configuration, and similar overall length, they look intentionally paired. Their distinct rear-body configurations and finishes keep the display from feeling repetitive.
Display idea: create a 1970s truck-dealer scene
Park the K30 at a slight angle to show its dual rear wheels, then place the K2500 parallel beside it so the crew-cab length and Wideside bed remain visible. A gravel-textured base, small service sign, or warm workshop lighting will complement both color schemes.
Why 1:64 Pickup Trucks Are Easy to Collect
Full-size crew-cab trucks can dominate a display in larger scales. At 1:64, collectors get the long-body proportions and distinctive truck details in a format that is easier to arrange, store, and pair with cars, trailers, and diorama accessories. These models are large enough to create impact but compact enough for a growing collection.
For more models and comparisons, explore our IXO Models collector guide, read the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air vs. One-Fifty comparison, or browse our American diecast collector guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is IXO IA64019?
IA64019 is a limited-edition 1:64 scale model of the 1975 Chevrolet Silverado K30 Crew Cab Dually pickup in Grecian Bronze and Santa Fe Tan. It measures approximately 3.875 inches long.
What is IXO IA64027?
IA64027 is a limited-edition 1:64 scale model of the 1977 GMC Sierra Grande K2500 Wideside Crew Cab pickup in Dark Red Metallic with gray side stripes. It measures approximately 4 inches long.
Do the IXO Chevy K30 and GMC K2500 have rubber tires?
Yes. Both product specifications list real rubber tires, chrome accents, and diecast metal bodies and chassis.
Are these 1:64 pickup trucks limited editions?
Yes. Both IXO releases are listed as limited-edition models and arrive in the manufacturer’s original unopened blister packaging.
Where can collectors in the USA buy these IXO trucks?
Both models are available from Canadian Diecast for customers in the United States and Canada. Check the individual product pages for current availability and delivery options.
Build Your Classic Truck Lineup
Dually strength or Wideside style?
Add one standout crew cab—or bring home the pair for a more complete 1970s Chevrolet and GMC pickup display.
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