There are countless tales of classic cars and trucks receiving new life via parts from a completely different automobile. Whether it's an engine swap, a new platform, or a mix of a few different ...

Though rat rods‘ ethos is to look weathered and worn-out, it doesn’t mean they can’t be showcases of dilapidated beauty. Possibly the grandest example is this 1946 Chevrolet cab-over beer tanker truck ...

A visionary is someone who can see what other people can't—and who helps other people see something they might otherwise miss. So does that make Tim Gunsalus a visionary, or just an exceptionally ...

There are people in this world who just like to ride their Harley-Davidson bikes, and then there are the ones who like to move them on another platform, without their wheels spinning. The first group, ...

In the world of custom builds, rat rods are a special breed. Ugly enough to be unstoppable head turners, these machines are if you like the ultimate sleepers, sending all the wrong messages to the ...

This story starts back in 1946 with the Table Grove Fire Protection District, located in Table Grove, Illinois, which purchased a brand-new 1946 Chevrolet 1-ton fire truck equipped with all the bells ...

For some kids the lowrider culture is a hobby, but for 42-year-old Evander Martinez of Colorado Springs, Colorado, it's a way of life. It started at an early age of 5 years old. His parents bought him ...

Chevrolet has a long history as a truck manufacturer that dates back to 1918. And while there were many noteworthy examples produced in the early years we're going to concentrate on identifying pickup ...

For one blight crew, it was an eventful day. The Detroit News reports a 1946 Chevrolet was discovered as a crew descended upon an old property in Flint, Michigan. Neighbors stated the property has ...

Don Ray has been customizing a 1946 Chevrolet panel truck for 10 years and says he’s just days away from driving his creation out of the garage and into the sun. Ray found the truck in three pieces ...

Slaughterville resident Ronnie Agin didn’t know the Chevrolet pick-up’s pedigree when he saw it listed for sale in 1994. There was a simple card posted to a bulletin board in a Lexington muffler shop.