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 »
The 1967-1972 Chevrolet truck is one of the most popular classic pickups and makes a fantastic start for a DIY restoration project. The second generation of C/K pickups was a major turning point in the Chevy truck evolution. The vehicles, once geared toward the working… read more »
Back in its prime, the Ford F-100 was one of the leading trucks on the market, and today, it remains one of America’s most iconic pickup series. Ford Motor Company innovated the performance, design and comfort of these vehicles to create a pickup that appealed to… read more »
As anyone who has owned a truck knows, all trucks have their issues. The Dodge Ram 1500, while an overall dependable truck, has its own set of problems that may crop up, getting in the way of work, play, and dipping into your bank account… read more »
Full-sized GM pickup trucks are a staple of American culture. They have a rich history of hauling everything from construction materials to hay bales to camping gear, and they’re even a great choice for hauling your family around. General Motors has been one of… read more »
