The Chevy COE, or cab over engine, was produced from 1939 to 1959 as a medium-duty truck. The COE design gave the driver a more commanding view of the road, while locating the cab above the engine ...

Step into the world of custom rides with our latest feature on the iconic Chevy Monte Carlo! This video showcases a stunning Monte Carlo car sporting massive 28” DUB Floaters. Watch as it cruises ...

This lifted dually Chevy on 30-inch wheels takes custom trucks to a whole new level combining raw power with jaw-dropping ...

Custom, exotic, uber-rare, and even basic cars, trucks, motorcycles, automotive memorabilia, etc., are the norm for Mecum's shows, and we regularly peruse the lots of upcoming bids looking for ...

The Chevrolet C/K series of trucks – offered on the American car market through both Chevy and GMC – was the full-size light-duty and medium-duty series of trucks produced by General Motors between ...

The title "farm truck" usually conjures up all manner of imagery, such as an old stakebed dually with tall, split-ring wheels loaded with hay out in a field or next to an idyllic red barn complete ...

It's common to see pickup trucks on American roads since they are consistently among the best-selling vehicles in the U.S. A slightly rarer sight are the bigger variants known as dually trucks. Along ...

Deep in the heart of Kansas, if indeed Russell is the heart of the Sunflower State, there's a father and son shop turning out customized cars and pickups that rival the best of them. Mike Schoech and ...

Go Industries Inc., a well-known provider of truck accessories, law enforcement equipment, and custom manufacturing services, is happy to announce a new addition to their lineup: Chevy 3500 dually mud ...

When you really need to maximize your towing and hauling potential, you need to up the ante with a dually truck — that is, one with dual rear wheels. It's pretty much what it sounds like, as duallys ...

The predecessor to the popular Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra lineups, Chevrolet and GMC's C/K trucks appeared in 1960 and became the go-to destination for GM enthusiasts for the next four decades ...