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It might just be the most famous pickup truck on the planet. A custom-built creation from Doug and Brad DeBerti, the father and son behind DeBerti Design, this 900 hp 1965 Chevrolet C10 6×6, known as ...

Some custom rides are subtle in their approach, hiding modifications and massaging custom work such that it takes a keen eye to spot the upgrades. This particular Chevy C10, however, is anything but ...

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The Chevy C10 pickup is a bona fide classic, providing the basis for countless restomod builds that seek to put a distinctive spin on the platform. Now, we’re checking out this truly unique Chevy C10 ...

No matter what the uninformed might tell you, the quarter-mile drag races are a form of motorsport art. They involve a lot of hard work, ample preparations, and just a few moments of awesome ...

What we've got here is a 1971 Chevrolet half-ton Cheyenne Super Fleetside pickup with plenty of rust, even more character, and a 350-cubic-inch small-block V8 (or at least the badges for that engine).

It's been a long time coming, but our 1967 Chevy C10 project vehicle is back on the road after a two-year hiatus. What started as a simple suspension change took more time than we anticipated, and ...