This GMC truck hails from a time when people were still getting publicly executed by guillotine, and “good old” Adolf was just beginning to sink his rotten teeth into Poland. In other words, you’re ...

The Chevrolet C/K series of trucks remains as savory as ever - and if you don't believe us, here's an example promoted by Andrew Carlson from Hilltop Hot Rods and an automotive restoration shop from ...

It's not a custom. This 1962 crew cab came from GMC just like this (with a few minor differences, like paint color and tires and wheels). But Oscar Lopez's 1962 GMC crew cab "railroad truck" is easily ...

These days, the sport truck concept is rather popular, with practically endless examples of lowered, performance-flavored custom pickups to point to. However back in the ‘80s, the idea was only ...

Although the roots of GMC trucks can be traced back to 1902, it wasn't until January 1912 that the first GMC emblem appeared on a General Motors truck. By '42, the model year of Larry and Wes Wolfe's ...

Eric Wright gets a lot of double-takes when he takes his custom truck for a spin. The pickup is a mirror image of itself - two identical cabs welded together back to back. One is a Chevy, the other is ...