1940s truck

...topped with a 1946 Power Wagon pickup body and bed, and it is finished in black over a black leather interior. Power is provided by a late-1940s...

...truck design. The two-tone paint scheme highlights the truck’s curves and reinforces its period-correct appearance, while factory-style steel...

...topped with a pair of carburetors. Exhaust exits through a stainless steel system equipped with a pair of ceramic coated headers, and the truck...

...truck. Front brake components were replaced in preparation for sale, and the steering and suspension have been modified and features the...

...truck include a replacement stainless-steel fuel tank, an aluminum radiator and coolant expansion tank, an electric fan, and an American...

The exterior retains the distinctive “bullnose” design that defined Ford’s early 1940s trucks, enhanced here by a paint-matched window visor...

...truck like this is the way it combines the unmistakable character of a vintage Chevrolet with the upgrades that today's enthusiast...

Gateway Classic Cars of San Antonio/Austin is proud to present a true post-war American classic, the 1948 Chevrolet 3600, a truck that blends...

...The 2004 Chevrolet SSR is one of the more unusual vehicles General Motors produced in the modern era a two-seat, rear-wheel-drive pickup truck...

...1940s, Brooks Stevens, used styling cues from full-size cab-over-engine trucks for this new futuristic-looking space-efficient vehicle with...

The 1949 Ford F-6 Dump Truck is a true time capsule that captures the grit and character of post-war American industry. This powerhouse hails...

...INTERIOR COLOR: TAN FEATURES AND UPGRADES 12-volt electrical system conversion GM alternator Electric cooling fan Hydraulic brakes Late-1940s...

...as it is fun. Finished in a striking Yellow exterior, this SSR commands attention everywhere it goes, blending the look of a classic late-1940s...