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These days, the Chevy C10 pickup is as popular as ever, and now, fans have a shot at winning this custom 1986 Chevy C10 Squarebody pickup in a new contest.

Known informally as the , 1967-1972 pickups still heavily influence the design of Chevy cars and trucks today. One new 1967 model was the high-end two-door Custom Sport Truck, or CST.

Read about this custom 1957 Chevy pickup with an independent rear suspension and a 383 stroker small-block V-8 in Truckin' Magazine ...

Chevrolet is helping to mark 100 years of building trucks with a 50-year-old pickup. As part of its ongoing centennial celebration, Chevy customized a 1967 C/10 with a load of parts from the ...

Harking back to the Chevrolet Custom Sport Trucks the company produced in the 1960s, the monochrome Custom Sport package available for the 2015 Silverado can be had in black or white on LT and LTZ ...

A custom 1971 Chevy C40 pickup was recently listed for sale via popular online car auction site Bring-A-Trailer, giving retro Chevy truck fans an opportunity to own a very well-kept example of the ...

Read about this custom 1968 Chevy Ice Cream Truck in Truckin' Magazine. News. Reviews. Buyer's Guide. Videos. The ... With several imports and trucks already through his shop, ...

One of this custom Chevy truck’s claim to fame is that it took around 7,000 man-hours and a whole bunch of custom fabricated parts to make this 1957 C-6 Custom a reality.

What you can see at Dino's Git-Down Chevy show More than 2,500 custom and restored Chevy trucks and cars from all over the U.S. will be on display, and the cruising lane will be back this year.

As Chevrolet celebrates the 100th anniversary of its first truck, auto auction house Barrett-Jackson collected data on the most expensive Chevy pickups it’s sold.

At 5 years old, Lawrence Harper recalls sitting behind the steering wheel of a 1953 broken-down Ford, switching through different gears, pretending he was driving down the open road.