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Powering this behemoth is a turbocharged 7. 3 liter PowerStroke diesel V8 engine, with just 7,500-miles on it! The Magnaflow exhaust moves the burnt gases out through a 4' exhaust and there'll be no denying what's sitting beneath the hood of this turbo F250. Just for comfort you have the benefit of an automatic overdrive transmission. The exterior was finished by a local artist, to the Looney Tunes, and the Jetson's those days with our tv friend! s I can tell you, most think it's a decal - when this was hours and hours of creativity, and air brush magic - that will make any fan - stand - and smile when you land on your favorite character! The truck is painted in Bright Red faded in areas to a Dark Red metallic paint job, along with a bed cap - and is great for the canvas. If the paint scheme doesn't grab you - then the custom 8' Fab-Tech lift - will get your attention - and she's sitting on sitting on 20' chrome rims wrapped in 39. 5x13. 5x20 tires, this truck ready for show AND go! The designor also took the time to air brush some well seen...

Compared to the Ford vs Chevy Truck battle of the 60s-70, Dodge was a third-place also-ran. Following up Dodge was the reliable and solid tractor and heavy truck producer, International. Thanks to their tractor and heavy truck experience, International trucks had a tradition of extreme utility and versatility. With proto-SUVs like the Scout and medium duty trucks such as the Fleetstar and Loadstar being ubiquitous in everything from government service, construction, or rural heavy hauling. Ford and Chevy may have bragged about their utilitarian ability, but International actually 'paid the bills' doing heavy utility work.

This 1970 1200D is a perfect example of this. Spec'd by the original owner with dual tanks, AC, 4WD, heavy duty bumpers, a winch, spotlights, steep 4:09 and 4:10 axle gearing, and a heavy-duty Borg-Warner 3 speed automatic, mated to the biggest, burliest, V8 International made: the 392ci V8! This truck has had one owner since new. After years of faithful service, it was treated to a frame off restoration. EVERY part was either reconditioned, rebuilt or replaced in a quest to return this big, red, work horse to as-new factory condition. It even smells like new vinyl, plastic and rubber in the cab. This truck...

These early 70's Chevy trucks have taken flight with collectors in recent years and a truck like this is even hard to find. This 4-wheel-drive Shortbed, One Family Owned with low mileage of 39,203 Actual (according to the seller- not verified by Gateway Classic Cars) is an honest truck that was never modified other than the radio and tilt steering added. We love the red exterior paint with woodgrain accents on the tailgate that really give this beauty character. A tonneau cover for the Shortbed is a great aftermarket addition that will keep your belongings protected from the elements wherever you're heading in this Red Chevy. The 350 CID V8 under the hood fires into life with willingness and muscle while a 3-speed automatic transmission keeps the rear wheels turning and the front when in 4WD. The seller is claiming both engine and transmission are 'numbers matching'. Inside, you'll find a pleasingly original layout with factory style gauges and a vinyl/cloth bench seat that'll house as many people as can fit with seat belts. Classic 70's styling with...

GMC proclaims that they are professional grade in their commercials and this 1953 Pickup is proof that their claim has been true for many years. This 1953 GMC truck is super cool! It is equipped with a 283 SBC V8 engine and 3 speed Auto Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Modern AC, modern Alternator, retro radio. a Mustang II style front end with Coilover shocks and rack and pinion steering and disc breaks helps this truck to feel like a modern ride, gone is the straight axle of the 1950s, say hello to disc brakes and handling! The truck is finished in a bold Plum Crazy Purple with a chrome grill. The wheels are classic moon caps with both red and chrome accents. The interior is super cool with grey and purple pattern covering the seat and making up...

Through the late 60s Yenko Chevrolet of Canonsburg, PA was the hottest place for dealer tuned Chevrolets. Their customized Camaros and Chevelles have become some of the most desirable and valuable muscle cars of the era. While sport performance trucks were not yet an established market at the time one can imagine what a Yenko C10 pickup truck could have been and this 72 C10 is a beautiful tribute to that idea. Finished in a bright white with black Yenko painted stripes and sitting on 15 inch Cragar wheels this C10 certainly looks the part of a muscle truck. The interior is upholstered in Houndstooth, just like a proper Yenko should be and has modern conveniences like power windows and air conditioning. Under the hood is a crate 350 V8 and...