High-performance pickup trucks are quite common nowadays, but this wasn't the case a few decades ago. The jury is still out on which automaker built the first-ever souped-up hauler, but the Dodge Li'l ...

Truck Campers: From 2001 to 1997, large double door refrigerator(single door in sport), water heater, queen bed ext. Cab and hydraulic jacks are included in price. No ...

A company building truck campers for the first time in the 1960s, Roust-A-Bout products were designed to companion with large sized pickup trucks for recreational enjoyment. Constructing 8-foot and ...

Andy Goettsch, owner of Galva, Iowa-based Goettsch Dispatch, showed this immaculate custom 1979 International Transtar II at the 2023 Mid-America Trucking Show in Louisville, Kentucky, where it won ...

Chevrolet's most iconic truck series to date, the C/K debuted in 1959 and remained in showrooms, in various forms, for a whopping 43 years. Granted, it's not as venerable as the Ford F-Series, but ...

DETROIT LAKES, Minn. - In the early 1970s, two-wheel drive was still the norm for most motor vehicles; four-wheel drive was still relatively uncommon outside of the military or on farms, and the ...

Larry-Peterson's '73 Chevy pickup is as close to a perfect truck-as anyone could get: The Arden Hilfs, Minnesota, pickup-gets superior marks in looks, performance and, comfort—the looks courtesy of an ...

Such is the case with Chris Eshelman's '79 Pro-Street Chevy 1/2-ton hot rod. Chris and his dad, Bruce, had a head start on the project, since Bruce owns Esh's Enterprises, a well-regarded automotive ...

With 2 years of "Great Recession" (I am using 2008-2009 versus the official recession start and end dates), and a 3rd year of muted recovery (2010) in the U.S., commercial trucking activity has been ...