The saga of Yancey Taylor and his 1966 Chevy C10 pickup began in 1979 when his dad bought the used Chevy shortbed to work on the family's Georgia farm and use as a daily driver. Yancey says, "I can ...

The Chevrolet C/K series of light-duty trucks was launched in the fall of 1959 for the 1960 model year, replacing the 1955-1959 Task Force series. The C/K line encompassed light-duty trucks, ...

Jeff first laid eyes on his Chevy 14 years ago. The pickup was part of a backyard collection of old cars and trucks owned by a local gentleman by the name of Joe Harmon. Mr. Harmon and his collection ...

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In 1960 Chevrolet introduced the C/K truck series, and during its 40-year reign it included three major body changes. That said, its long history made Chevy pickups America's truck and has since ...

The first generation of the C/K line ran through 1966, the year the C10 received a 327ci V8 with 220 ponies and 320 pound-feet (434 Nm) of torque on tap. As for the black-painted truck we’re covering ...

A 1966 Chevy C10 sold for an incredible $275,000 at the recent Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas auction in June – a record-high transaction price for the iconic C/K nameplate. The Chevy C10 was conceived as ...

The trials and tribulations of project vehicles. How we manage to get through these hard times and difficulties is what drives us and attaches us emotionally to our trucks. When it's good, it's great; ...

There was a time not long ago when the collectors’ market was simply flooded with custom pickup trucks. In the meantime, the hype has someone cooled down, in preparation of things heating up again ...

Ten years ago, I made a mistake that cannot be explained and still makes me laugh. In a February 2013 column, I misidentified Tab Koontz, a Spencer man who bought and restored a junky 1974 Dodge ...

Before people were spending their weekends in their $100,000 overlanding builds, they were vacationing the way nature intended: in a ridiculously unsafe RV built from a 1966 Chevy C10 pickup. We know ...