Classic trucks look like affordable nostalgia, but in 2025 many of the most beloved pickups are quietly turning into money ...

Thomas has spent two years working in the auto journalism industry, contributing to a UK-based newspaper and writing for Euronewsweek. A full-time writer and lifelong engineering enthusiast, he now ...

Restoring older cars is a pastime enjoyed on evenings and weekends in home garages nationwide. There's something inherently satisfying about bringing an old machine from a state of neglect to return ...

Some of the most coveted classic trucks on the market today started life as slow sellers, workhorses that dealers struggled ...

Introduced in 1955, the Chevrolet Task Force is widely regarded as one of Detroit's prettiest classic trucks. But it was also quite an innovative rig. It was GM's first hauler with optional power ...

An innovation is more easily appreciated when compared with what it replaced, and so it is for the first petrol truck, which is undergoing restoration this month in southwestern Germany. Or rather, a ...

The classic truck market reflects a bygone era of automotive design and engineering. Unlike today's market where manufacturers often focus on a few popular models with various variants, the past saw a ...

A 1964 Chevy is a feature of the new event service being offered by Split Rock Restaurant. (Photo courtesy of Honeybee Weddings and Wild Montana Wedding) Jimmy Foster worked to have the classic Chevy ...

here are many reasons why everybody loves big automotive auctions like Mecum and Barrett-Jackson. It's not much different from going to a really high-quality car and truck show. It fuels our fantasies ...

In 1992, Mike Novitch, owner of Denver, Colorado's Denver Ford Parts, Ltd., which specializes in recycled Ford car and truck parts, purchased this '57 Ford F-350 wrecker to promote his parts business.