great truck... not many people put toppers on anymore, this one was well worth the vintage topper!

1972 Chevrolet C20 Cheyenne 27k Original Miles bid to 42k...

Sold new in CT and only used for a camper. Parked in original owner’s garage for many years. Spent 15 years in a TX collection until coming to NY. Goes down the road at 60 mph with hands off. 350 cubic inch with 4 speed. Has dual fuel tanks plus rare bedside toolbox which is perfect.. Engine was rebuilt by the original selling dealer 20 years ago

  

 https://bids.aumannauctions.com/auctions/43327/lot/6749349-1972-chevrolet-c20-cheyenne-27k-original-miles

cool trucks in the swap meet area

 

there is so much to enjoy on this C10/R, of the ingenuity and innovative ways to create necessary upgrades from original 1971 Chevy truck panels, like the hood scoop/former hood, and rear air dam/former tailgate... all draped over a 1999 Craftsman series race truck

via https://www.facebook.com/reel/1041376884690482 and 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/streetlegalstockcars  from Nicole Johnson's YouTube series where she has a really cute/cool gimmic: " I want to drive everything"

Ya got to appreciate the moxy! 

spotted today while commuting

Using a Volvo station wagon as a cable guy work truck? That's got to be a first.... the hell is that about? Did this guy inherit the wagon from his grandma? 

Duct tape solution! 

Odd to see a Honda Van dolled up with aftermarket rims, low profile tires

Beautiful truck! 

and this highly professional CHP officer who is unaware that he's parked between lanes at the intersection while waiting for the light to change. What a dweeb

SEMA always has a good amount of C10s

great looking C10

ever heard of a right hand drive C10? Ist I've ever seen of one

excellent barn decoration!

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=8584632934915787&set=gm.8254140961291343&idorvanity=413414438697407

she wanted to work with her hands, be outside interacting with people and knew she'd love to own an old pickup truck. So she bought an old Chevy truck and uses it to sell flowers!

 

Vienna Hintze grew up in Long Island, New York, and her father used to commute to his job as a firefighter in a pickup truck. Her mom held many different jobs but her love of gardening was a mainstay, Hintze says. So both the vehicle and the bouquets were familiar to her.

Her flower truck business brings in money in three ways, Hintze says: through pop-up events, corporate bookings and video shoots.

At pop-up events, she drives her truck full of freshly picked flowers that she’s arranged into bouquets to various locations around Los Angeles. She sells them for anywhere between $10 for a mini bouquet to up to $75 for larger custom arrangements made right on the spot.

Since launching in August 2023, the business has brought in around $44,000

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/07/18/vienna-hintze-quit-her-job-to-sell-flowers-in-los-angeles.html

https://www.mainstreetflowertruck.com/

https://www.instagram.com/mainstreetflowertruck/

cool photo

1970s glory right here... these used to be seen at every campground, lake, concert, nascar race, etc etc

The truck is a 1968 Chevy C20 CST Custom Camper with a 396. The 3/4-ton pickup is a Golden Anniversary edition that was ordered new through a Denver dealership and stayed within the family for almost 50 years. Then it sold for 50k. 

When purchased by the current owner in 2023, a period-correct 1966 Del Rey Sky Lounger Camper was fitted on the truck and is included in the sale.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/this-1968-chevy-c20-sky-lounge-camper-for-sale-is-the-only-way-to-travel-this-summer