In Hemmings’ neck of the woods, two-wheel drive, half-ton pickups are about as common as palm trees. But even in places where ...

No matter what it is, when something gets stolen you feel a multitude of emotions-surprise, anger, vulnerability, and helplessness, just to name a few. Unfortunately, none of these feelings will help ...

In selecting the best buys from among the many models offered by these manufacturers, hot rod magazine editors again base their selections on performance potential, handling and styling versus ...

There are lots of reasons to create a custom truck, but a strong connection to family and friends is probably one of the best. Teddy Mueller had a special incentive when he created his latest ride.

Offering up old-school style and more than a little performance for the drag strip, this 1972 Chevy Nova is a great example of a "Day Two" build, as documented in the following two-minute, five-second ...

The sixth-generation 1967–'72 Chevrolet Suburban was the first to truly cater to family SUV buyers, and it shares the cool, understated styling of the "Action Line" pickups it was based on. This ...

Some builds are just clean, with immaculate execution and no detail overlooked. Such is the case for this particular supercharged 1972 Chevy Blazer, which is sporting 750 horsepower and a pristine ...

There are some truck nameplates out there that seem to have been around forever. Most of them wear the Ford or Chevrolet badges, and even if they’re no longer actively being made by these companies, ...

Several automakers have tried conquering the low-slung pickup class over the decades, yet perhaps the best-known model is the Chevrolet El Camino. A true motoring icon, it first came out at the end of ...

Look! over there! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a totally trick ’72 Chevy truck!” Superman and Chevrolet share some remarkable commonalities. Both are quintessential superheros, both symbolize ...