The 1950s were a golden era for truck design, with models that remain iconic and continue to captivate automotive enthusiasts. Known for their robust build and timeless appeal, these trucks embody a ...

We've all heard the story about the old farmer's pickup truck languishing in a barn, and many vintage truck lovers know of just such a vehicle. And of course we all know that it's just a matter of ...

Semi trucks, though they get little recognition, or even respect, for that matter, are holding America together. These rigs, often called 18-wheelers, can last millions of miles, and are concentrated ...

There are many things you need in order to build a truck worthy of being dubbed the "Bomb Truck of the Year," the most important of which are the ethics of hard work and dedication. Isidro Juares is ...

Not too many songs conjure a visual like the Eagles' "Take it Easy." And for good reason, really; if Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey were good at anything, it was evocative imagery. With that one phrase ...

Temmer’s truck is easily among the most famous (infamous?) of Lemons cars for a reason. The former farm truck had been acquired basically for free in sketchy shape, and raced until its worn-out ...

Tow trucks are incredible machines, but most of the time they are so utilitarian in design that they are not known to be head turners. That’s not the case with the rat rod 1950 Chevrolet 3600 we have ...

Just like the passenger car, the pickup truck is more than 100 years old as of 2024. And in addition to having become more capable and reliable, the pickup truck is now significantly faster and more ...

Don't get us wrong—we love the new SUVs and trucks from GMC and Chevy. They're comfortable, stylish, and packed full of more technology than most can soak in. But we also love ourselves some classic ...

Ford's position in the full-sized truck industry is that of a benchmark. The Ford F-150 has a reputation for dependability and most recently for innovation. Defining itself in the current truck ...

It’s not often you see milk trucks anymore, especially not ones ripping off quarter-mile runs at the local drag strip. Though, that’s exactly what people are seeing in Manhattan, Illinois. Owner Nick ...