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This C-10 is more than capable of plastering a smile across your face. With the original two-tone Olive Green and White paint, you can tell this is one clean example of Americas favorite truck. The color theme carries through to the interior with beautiful emBossed green vinyl seats and olive dash.

The tried and true Chevrolet 350 CID small block provides the power to an automatic transmission with column shifter. With a soft rumble echoing out the tailpipes, this '72 Cheyenne fires up smoothly, settling into a clean idle, ready for work no matter the day or time. Whether that work is hauling cargo across the county or being a show-pony at the local cruise night this beauty will not let you down.

The Deluxe package of this '72 came with creature comforts...

Not only does this mean Machine have a SVT 5. 4L V8 under the hood but it would not be complete without topping it with a Super Charger just to add that little icing on the cake! There is nothing like the sound of a Supercharger winding up and forcing more pressure into the engine to get his lightning to strike fire and lay rubber to the ground. This low mile's powerhouse with just 47,461 miles is backed by a 4-speed automatic transmission that can transfer all 360Hp to the ground giving you the ability to run a 14. 6 in the 1/4 mile! Nothing says fun like taking your daily driver to the track' a truck at that' pulling up to the lights and all the driver next to you gets to see is taillights because you are already halfway down the track! The exterior of this 2000 Ford Lighting is a soft Oxford white which was the least produced color of the year making this a very hard color combination to find. I think the term 'White Lighting' is very suiting for this Machine. As you climb into the cabin of this luxury rocket ship you can rest...

Classic 'Square Body' Chevy trucks in original condition are in red-hot demand on the collector market and a quick internet search will tell you that there aren't many gems like this out there to choose from either. The body panels on this classic GM pickup are straight and true and the Brown paint was re-shot in recent years, giving this survivor Chevy a fresh look. This truck has the 'Silverado' trim and a desirable 6ft Shortbed with spray in liner that is ready to haul whatever you need for your latest home project. Dual exhaust out back and 15-inch aluminum wheels (in fantastic condition) with BF Goodrich all-terrain tires complete the look. Under the hood is the numbers-matching, tried and tested 350 CID V8 small block Chevrolet with just 72,000 actual miles. The engine compartment is very presentable and is pretty much all stock aside from the air conditioning components, that have been converted to modern R-134A. There's even an authentic GM Delco battery! A 3-speed automatic transmission with the shifter located on the column gets this truck cruising down the road with ease while the 4-wheel drive selector is on the floor when you plan to push this K10 to...

Powering this Pickup truck is 169CID I6 that has been fully restored, with less than 70 miles on the engine this little sewing Machine has many years left in it. One thing I like about this truck it that everything is manual, this will be great for multiple reasons, one is that there are less electronics to go that can go out, no computers and less vacuum lines to be ran and of course you will be prepared for the zombie apocalypse! Just kidding. Backing this beautiful 1946 Studabaker Pickup Truck for sale is a manual shift 3 speed transmission, not only fun to drive but it also takes you on a trip to the yesteryear! The bed on this fully restored truck has fresh wood and looks like it was just planed and laid down, it could almost be mistaken for the nicest floor you have ever seen and you just might want to put your recliner there permanently and watch football! The exterior of this 1946 Stud-maker Pickup truck is a deep blue, so deep you want to poke you finger into the paint to see if its still wet. As...

This 1942 Truck is an awesome hot rod! On the frame of a 1985 Chevrolet 1500 sits the bones of a 1942 Pickup truck including the hood, grill, cab and bed. The floor boards, shift tower and tailgate were all custom made to fit the skeleton of this 1942 classic. Turning the wheels of this hot rod are front axels from a 1958 Chevrolet Apache and the back axels of a 1988 Chevrolet Suburban. The motor powering this beast is a 1978 corvette 350 4 bolt hooked to a TH 400 Transmission. A new radiator with push electric fan cools this hot rod down. If you're wanting to have...