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These panel trucks were originally tasked as all-purpose utility vehicles ready to be put to work and you can see now that this truck has come a long way from those humble beginnings. This beautiful Restomod Panel was purchased as it sits with the current owner and she is now loud and proud, ready to grab the attention of anyone it rolls past! Powered by a Chevy 383 CID stroker with a 4-speed automatic under the hood. The pride of craftsmanship shows throughout the truck, with extensive paint and body work done to create the beauty you see today. The exterior presents nicely with a deep gloss black body and custom flame paintwork scorching up the front end! The interior is comprised of grey cloth and the rear section is heavily customized to bring the 'Heat' inside with Red flame upholstery work. Other addons with this Ford F1 include a Kenwood single din stereo, B &...

C/K is a series of trucks that was manufactured by General Motors from the 1960 to 2002 model years. Marketed by both the Chevrolet and GMC divisions, the C/K series encompassed a wide range of vehicles. While most commonly associated with pickup trucks, the model line also included chassis-cab trucks and medium-duty trucks and served as the basis for GM full-size SUVs. Through its entire production, the model line competed directly against the Ford F-Series and the Dodge D series. This 1972 Chevrolet was built for working hard and being the truck known to never stop, I think the energizer bunny gets jealous when a Chevrolet K-10 is brought up as it keeps going and going and well, you get the picture. Powering this Chevrolet K-10 is a 350 Cubic inch V8 aluminum headers, renowned for its ability to handle all abuse tossed its way. Rest assured, anything you want to haul this classic truck will get the job done. Backing this 350 Cubic inch V8 is a solid smooth shifting automatic transmission, this is great for when you are on the road and just happen to get in some traffic as you do not have to shift gears and fight...

The infamous square-body Chevy trucks made their debut in the fall of 1972 as the new 1973 Chevrolet truck! Though still clearly recognizable as a Chevy, the 1973 trucks had a cleaner, more distinct look thanks to their squared-off panels. Larger glass areas with curved side windows contributed to visibility from the cab, while a large new grille and a wide stance gave the pickups a purposeful appearance befitting their capability. The new Chevy trucks offered roomier cabs, with increased leg, hip, head, and shoulder room compared to previous models. In addition to a new one-piece instrument panel and redesigned interior trimmings, the cabs featured 'flow-through' ventilation to keep that fresh air moving, and more insulation and weatherstripping. It all contributed to making the trucks a more pleasant place to spend long days on the road, farm, or job site. This 1985 K-10 4x4...

Step into the world of classic sophistication with this 1947 GMC Pickup Restomod, a true embodiment of timeless elegance and updated power. Wrapped in a sleek black exterior, the vehicle radiates an aura of charm, nicely matched with a black interior & finished bed that exudes a sense of luxury and refinement. Under the hood, the Pickup houses a powerful 350 ci V8 engine, coupled with a 700R4 automatic transmission, promising an unrivaled driving experience, all sitting atop a Chevy S10 chassis. The blend of classic aesthetics and modern mechanics in this vehicle creates a harmony of style and performance. With this Pickup, you'll not only experience the thrill of commanding a powerful engine but also enjoy the ease and convenience of modern features. It comes with power front disc brakes and power steering, ensuring a smooth and controlled ride. The inclusion of seatbelts is a nod to safety, making sure that every journey in this classic vehicle is a secure one. The GMC Pickup's stance looks great with custom graphite & polished aluminum wheels and newer Bridgestone performance tires, add to...

A model referred to as the 'Advanced Design'. A post war redesign that was larger, stronger and sleeker than its predecessor. This new model truck was an instant hit, making Chevrolet the number one selling truck in America. Even today, the 1946-55 Chevrolet 3100 has become an iconic pickup in the collector car market. This 1953 Chevrolet 3100 pickup is painted in bright blue with period red wheels, trim rings, and wide white wall tires. A chrome grille, bumpers, and outside mirror add just...