Two major transportation events took place in 1956 that would affect the U.S. trucking industry for decades to come. That year, Congress, at the urging of President Dwight Eisenhower, passed the ...

A few cabover trucks are up for sale as well, including a Peterbilt or two and a few Kenworths from the 70s that will transport you back to the time your dad used to talk on the CB radio. Breaker ...

In its heyday, this rare 1948 White 3014 COE that's being auctioned on Saturday, September 10, 2022 at Mecum Auction's upcoming big bid in Dallas might've had any type of bed on its chassis, or a ...

As the 1960s dawned, International Harvester was sitting high atop the pyramid of American heavy truck builders. One of the oldest and best-known American companies in existence, Harvester's roots ...

The dictionary defines covert as: "an area of thick underbrush in which to hide" That is certainly the case for this COE, as dense conifers shield this truck for casual sight along Red Arrow Hwy, near ...

In the heart of the Midwest, 37 museum-quality vintage trucks have been meticulously dusted, shined up, and prepped for sale after decades on display. At the end of March, buyers from all over will ...

A classic cabover design with this International Transtar, made from 1968-78. In the 1970s, it seemed as if everybody wanted to drive a truck, wear a cowboy hat and gab in a new language on the CB.

Kenworth is probably best known by some people today for its long-nose conventional trucks. But it has had a rich and varied history that also involves cabover trucks. The company's production journey ...

This eye-popping purple 1947 GMC COE truck is currently for sale at a classic car dealership in the Metro Detroit area and could make the perfect stylish hauler for a classic, muscle car or race car.

As America's vintage 1/2-ton pickup supply slowly dwindles (for a variety of reasons), creative builders have turned their attention to the larger-capacity trucks that have survived the elements, or ...

Introduced in 1948, the Ford C-Series was the odd member of the first-generation F-Series pickup family due to its cab-over design. Ford discontinued these helmet-shaped trucks in 1957 and their short ...