Collectors chase the GMC Sierra Classic 454 because it captures the last gasp of big-block torque in a square-body truck.

First offered in 1936 as part of the GMC T & F Series, the GMC T14 was a sturdy half-ton pickup built at a time when General Motors was just beginning to establish GMC as a serious player in the light ...

The Blue Chip Series from 1955 to 1959, together with the older AC, AF, C, E, and New Design, as well as its successors, have turned GMC into today’s successful truck maker. And who hasn’t turned ...

Vintage trucks that once hauled hay and hardware are now quietly trading for sports-car money, as collectors chase ...

Like many of you reading this, Larry Putter is a family man-and lucky to have such a good one! He and his wife, Tammy, have raised two sons who have grown up to be gearheads, so much so that Larry ...

There are many different paths that one can take to get their truck into this here magazine. The most common, of course, is to complete your truck and bring it to the shows that we attend regularly so ...

Old cars and trucks are usually dropped off at the junkyard, but some owners opt to just park them in a barn or abandon them in the field behind the house. This 1953 GMC pickup truck is a slightly ...

Chad has been a muscle car and classic truck lover since he could walk. The classic vehicles from the '60s and '70s are the best in his eyes, but he is more than willing to give the new technology a ...

The classic truck market reflects a bygone era of automotive design and engineering. Unlike today's market where manufacturers often focus on a few popular models with various variants, the past saw a ...

When a rare GMC Syclone was stolen from an owner who had fallen on hard times, it looked likely the performance pickup truck wouldn’t be recovered. But an upstanding member of the GMC truck community ...

Last month, the buyer of a cheap GMC Syclone discovered his new classic pickup was in fact stolen. Rather than try to cover his tracks, he found the original owner and got the truck home—even though ...