Powering this old brute is Chevy’s classic 350 V8, but it isn’t the original engine. This truck left the factory with the new-for-1982 Detroit Diesel 6.2 liter V8.

As such, this 1968 Chevrolet C10 SWB full-size pickup truck (with AC from Old Air Products, "blows cold") has a listed price of no less than $59,500.

Vintage Air just released its Control Panel Replacement Kit for the climate control panel on the 1957 Chevy dash, compatible with the company's A/C systems.

Old Chevy trucks can be great restoration projects because parts are easy to come by and they can turn a nice profit. Here are some suggestions for you.

One example of a classic truck that was given a modern refresh is the Ford Lightning. The Lightning is currently Ford's EV version of its popular and powerful F-150 pickup truck.

Even under the most bare-bones configuration, an LSx can easily jet in the ballpark of 475 horsepower at the crank. But this one makes even more.

Wehrli Custom is offering a bed frame rail extension kit for those Chevy Silverado MD owners interested in installing a usable bed on their truck.

Kindred Motorworks took a classic red Chevy truck from the 1900s and transformed it into a clean, modern EV that you can ride around.

Dig the Gladiator pickup? Get a load of the brand's bed-tastic history, which is filled with classic trucks.

Kindred has also equipped the Chevy with an electronic parking brake, keyless entry, power locks and windows, and a 1000-watt 120V power inverter feeding a power outlet in the bed and USB ports.