All Chevrolet and GMC trucks left the factory with bed wood materials through the early 1970s. The planks met with cross sills and reinforcement strips for a finished look. If your first-series Chevy or GMC truck needs restoration work, follow the instructions below to see… read more »

Weatherstripping helps defend against rain, snow, dirt, pollen and contaminants. Your car or truck left the assembly line with fresh rubber materials sealing your doors, windows and windshield, but nothing lasts forever. Replacing your vehicle’s weatherstripping is possible to do by yourself with the right supplies. You can prevent moisture and contaminants from entering your vehicle by replacing… read more »

The Chevy Chevelle remains a classic staple of the car industry. The mid-sized muscle car has had a long and winding history with various models and designs, each adding uniqueness and personality. It’s one of the most popular models Chevrolet ever sold, and was a best-selling… read more »

The Chevy Nova, originally known as the Chevy II, had a prosperous and impactful run throughout Chevrolet history, cycling through six generations before retiring. The Nova met consumer demand and proved to be a popular car for decades. Other Chevy models like the Chevelle or Camaro sometimes… read more »

Chevy Camaro History The Chevy Camaro is one of America’s most recognized muscle cars today. The Camaro found its beginnings in the 1960s when performance vehicles were first getting popular. Since then, the Camaro has experienced many changes. Still, its characteristic muscle and spirit for… read more »