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These classic Pickups are surely experiencing a resurgence in popularity. The Chevrolet pickup truck has evolved immensely from its humble beginnings as nothing more than a beast of burden, and has become -mainstream- with the majority of them now serving as daily transportation for those that simply drive to and from work. The pickup has gone from being a symbol of utility to that of a luxury and class. This awesome truck looks as tough as nails and really moves. It-s bright Yellow and it-s bad! The entire front and cab were redone by Graveyard Classics in Hollywood Fl. It-s powered by a 350 cid V8 crate engine and a TH 350 automatic transmission. This 1970 Chevy C10 sounds incredible and looks just as good as she sounds! The Yellow exterior is in great condition and equally matched by the clean Black vinyl interior. The clean Instrument Panel looks awesome against the Yellow dash as well. The Stepside rear and wood bed are in great shape and give this 1970 Chevy C10 the rustic look many appreciate...

Among the Jeep world the CJ series of Jeeps is one of the most iconic and brand defining models. Through the 60s, 70s and 80s the Jeep CJ was the go-to vehicle for beach boys and mountain men alike. With several different size configurations to fit varying lifestyles, the CJ won its way into the hearts and mind of the American public. This particular example has been restored and modified with impeccable taste! Finished in a bright yellow this Jeep is impossible to miss. Powering this little yellow beach cruiser is a rebuilt and hot Chevy 350 with headers and a big Edelbrock carb. With just 4,900 miles on the engine rebuild this small block is just broken in and is ready to tear up the streets! Routing the power to the road is the original 4 speed manual and 4. 11 rear end. This car will get up and go! The...

Toyota sits in the off road enthusiasts hall of fame thanks to this vehicle. Toyota rolled out the FJ40 series in 1960 and competed with the likes of Land Rovers, Jeeps, and later the Ford Bronco and Chevrolet K10. The FJ40 was a rugged, two door, 4x4 vehicle with amazing off road capabilities, and rather primitive interior treatments. The hard top is removable so open air cruising is a possibility. FJs came without carpet, and with vinyl upholstery so even if you're out in the mud and in the elements, they're easy to keep clean. The front sports two bucket seats and the rear has 'jump seats' which can be folded aside for more cargo space. Under the hood of this particular Land Cruiser you'll find an F145 Inline 6 cylinder engine which is backed by a 3 speed manual transmission and a 4x4 transfer case. Stout axles front and rear and 33' mud tires will take this thing just about anywhere you want to go. In case you do get stuck, this particular FJ has a Warn winch to get you out of trouble. This FJ was lovingly restored about 6 years ago. The body was dissembled and all...

25,000 ORIGINAL MILES! -Chevy Cheyenne. It-s all you expect a tough truck to be! - was a slogan that was used to sell this Chevrolet C-20 back in the 70-s. This was the second year of the third generation full size C/K pickups and was nicknamed the -square body- and ran from 1973-1987. These trucks were used and abused from day one off of the showroom floor and have grown a reputation for being undoubtedly reliable and could handle any task that was thrown at them. Due to these trucks being used mostly just as a way to get the job done, almost no one thought that they would eventually become sought after collectors pieces that we have recently come to see them as today. This truck though is an exception to that, with only 25,000 original miles on it. This all original C20 is one of the last true survivors like it and has the ability to bring you back to a different place in history every time you fire it up. The iconic small block 350 cubic inch Chevy fires right up and runs great drop the automatic transmission into drive and it cruises down the road exactly how...

Caution, if you are blind then I would not recommend driving this truck. Powering this 1954 GMC 5-window for sale is an inline cylinder 248 Cubic Inch power house that his hammering out a ground pounding 125 horsepower! This was a lot of power back in the 50-s as the they did not have many options with over 200hp. Backing this 1954 GMC for sale Inline 6-cylinder powerhouse is a column shift classic 3 on the tree manual shifter, this is one of my personal favorites and to this day I wish they would bring them back. While standing back at looking at this classic make sure you have shades on as the bright red paint is only missing a siren and some flashing lights and then you would have yourself fire truck. Let-s jump into the cockpit and relax on the plush vinyl bench seat, slide the better half over and hit the road. This 1954 GMC 5-Window for sale is begging to be taking on some back roads and haul some moonshine, or milk. That is up to you. The dash is adorned with the classic gauges and an upgraded speedometer, roll the windows down and get that 2/60...