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If you-ve ever seen one of these before, you know that trucks just don-t look like they used to. This truck looks fantastic.

Powering this GMC Pickup is a 350cid engine mated to an automatic 350 transmission and a Camaro rear end. This old-school ride will have you feeling like you-re in a time capsule with all the modern features you could want!

Options and upgrades for this truck include power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, front disc brakes, AM/FM radio, cd player, and white wall tires wrapped around alloy wheels. New oak boards on the bed of the truck give this GMC an updated look. Under the oak boards you will find a fresh bed liner. There is no rust on this all steel truck! Listen...

The El Camino, or ELCO, were originally known for the car with a bed appearance. That would all change with the release of the 68 model which had the optional big block engine. With there updated styling and performance people began to take them seriously as a true Muscle Car. This 72 is one of the rare ELCOs that had the classic muscle car options that still make people go crazy today. Lets just start with the most important pert of a muscle car, whats under the hood. Though not the original 396 that came in the car this big block sounds great and even runs better. With it being recently rebuilt it is fresh and ready to go. The built 700r4 transmission allows for highway cruising with the OD really coming in handy for that next road trip. The 12 Bolt posi is tough and exactly what you need when having that big block under the hood. Speaking of hood this ELCOs has cowl induction that works. Smash the gas and watch as the door flips up allowing for some fresh air to feed that 396. The black racing stripes give the ELCO a look that everyone knows and fears....

It is a multi award winner. At the Syracuse nationals it was nominated by a Pfaff design professional out of 10,000 cars to be in the Designers Pro Awards winner Circle of 120 cars This truck features a custom built frame with a red, white, and blue grill, and American Flag graphics on the frame. The truck has front disc brakes and rear drum. It has a new custom bed, custom interior and custom graphics. It features an E Z wiring kit and a new battery. The glass all around is good and a tilt front windshield is a cool highlight. This is a one of a kind truck. It is custom from front to rear. Crazy Horse Hot Rod shop of Millersville NJ installed the new Chevrolet 350CI small block crate motor, new carburetor, radiator, distributer, alternator, and a new starter. They also installed air bags front and rear, so you can ride high and show low. The transmission is a professionally built power glide and the 3:73 rear has...

Ford has a long history in the truck market. Henry Ford is believed to be the first American auto maker to produce a civilian use pick up in 1917. The Ford Model TT was built on a studier frame and suspension than the Model T. This allowed the Model TT to become Americas workhorse with the ability to haul heavier payloads. Only 209 units sold in 1917, but by 1928 an astonishing 1. 3 million Ford pickup had been sold. It was the Ford Model TT that solidified Ford's rightful place in truck history. In 1925 Ford introduced the Model T Roundabout with a 40h. p. engine and heaver leaf springs. Roundabout T was the first pickup to be 'completely' assembled on the factory floor. Prior Model TT's came as cab only with the buyer building their own bed configurations. In 1932 Ford introduced the 80h. p. flathead V-8. The V-8 configuration was not new in 1932, however, Ford was the first to affordably mass market the V8 engine on a large scale. This was the go- to car for Bonnie and Clyde due the V-8s power to out run the police. Our 1937 Ford half ton Stake Bed is a...

The truck craze is in full swing as of late, leading the way are classic Chevrolet pickups! From full-on customs to the old trusty shop trucks. This 1951 Chevrolet 3100, is certainly the sort of truck you might think of when reminiscing about going for ice cream with papaw or perhaps pulling into the co-op to pick up a few bags of feed. Now is your chance to own a truck of your own to make memories in. With a trusty 260 CID inline-6 under the hood and a 3 speed manual on the floor you'll have a reliable and economical power train that can't be driven by millennials! Kidding aside,...