C10 Truck Nerd’s iconic 1971 C10 "Bluey" heads to SEMA for a full transformation, thanks to Distinctive Industries and partners. T he 1971 Chevy C10, affectionately named "Bluey," is about to ...

11-1967-chevrolet-c10-concept-sema-1-jpg Drew Phillips 2018 is a big year for Chevrolet . Chevy trucks, the brand’s bread and butter, is celebrating its 100th anniversary.

1974 Chevy C10 Boogie Nights Is a Former USAF Pilot's Idea of a Fine Custom Pickup Truck $195K Chevrolet C10 Looks Like It Was Stepped On by a Giant Chevy Six Immortality: Rare '79 Square-Body C10 ...

Displayed at SEMA 2022, this 1971 Chevy C10 Cheyenne was built to show appreciation for builder Kevin Webb's father. This custom truck is nicknamed THXDAD. News ...

This custom-built 1985 Chevy C10 pickup truck features an all-wheel-drive electric powertrain with two Tesla ... Tesla-Powered Chevy C10 Electrifies The 2021 SEMA Show: Video . By Sam ...

JEGS got behind sponsoring DWS Classics' build for SEMA 2018, and yes it was another 1960-1966 C10. That said, Classic Trucks is looking forward to more Chevy C10 builds from the likes of Darin ...

This 900-HP Tesla-Powered Chevrolet C10 Truck Stomped 2021 SEMA Show. Published: 18 Nov 2021, 08:20 UTC • By: Humphrey Bwayo. 7 photos. Photo: YouTube Screenshot/1320video.

What do you get when you cross a '72 Chevy C10 pickup with a '59 Impala? In this case you get a truck with a tail-finned upper bed and tailgate.

Even before we got to the SEMA Show we had been invited to the Las Vegas unveiling of this newly-finished 1968 Chevy C10 pickup, the latest creation from Tim and Carrie Strange from Strange Motion ...

A company by the name of Customs by Lopez has previewed the wild Chevrolet C10 restomod it is creating for this year’s SEMA Show that’s running from November 2-5. Work on the customized truck ...

From start to almost finish the 1985 Chevy C10 our Week to Wicked crew built to be given away at the LMC Truck C10 Nationals May 4-5, ... The Giveaway Week to Wicked 1985 Chevy C10 is SEMA 2017 Bound!

The first Chevrolet trucks were released in 1918. ... We’re still pondering why Chevy didn’t save time and start with a short-box C10, but hey, it’s SEMA—go big or, um, short or go home.