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November 06, 2023

The Transformation of a ’97 Chevy Pickup Truck

Chris Echel of Greenville, North Carolina, bought this truck from his dad back in the year 2000. His pops had purchased the ’97 Chevy two years prior and used it to serve as a volunteer fire truck. Since he started customizing it, this Chevy has gone through many changes under Chris’ ownership. He started with a simple static drop back then and eventually upgraded to an air-ride system over time.

Beyond Ordinary →

A Stunning ’56 Ford F-100

Steve Whitlock, from Provo, Utah, has Owned Whitlock Collision for 40 years. While all makes and models routinely pass through the family-owned business, Steve is a certified blue oval fanatic and has the lifetime list to prove it. The past inventory of cool classics includes five Falcons, five Fairlanes, four Galaxies, four Comets, a ’51 Ford coupe and this stunning ’56 Ford F-100.

The Time Machine →

A Tale of an OG Survivor Mini-Truck

This ’85 Nissan 720 is the real deal, born and built in the heyday of the mini-truck boom. Yep, that’s right, it hasn’t been designed and painted to mimic the classic style it IS one of the original examples of the mini movement in the 90s. The 720 has been carefully preserved all these years by some of the very hands that had a part in creating it decades ago.

The Look That Kills →

Scrapin’ the Rockies 2023 Highlights

The Sky Ute Casino in Ignacio, Colorado served as the perfect platform for a truck show, with three different restaurants in the casino, great amenities with each room, and, of course, the ability to lose your life savings in the casino. That's only the beginning of the selling points of Scrapin' The Rockies. That prime location draws truck enthusiasts with their show trucks from all those states and beyond.

Casino Show →

F-100 Parts Buyer's Guide

Ford built its trucks to meet a certain standard back in the F-100 days. Now that we have all raised the bar on what we accept to be safe, reliable, and powerful, these old pickup trucks are simply useless as-is. So, we decided to help that cause by publishing some of the most reliable, installable, and affordable parts in the industry, specifically for F-100 trucks.

The Latest F-100 Gear

No Spill Gasoline and Diesel Cans

Modern fuel cans have spouts that are designed to reduce the amount of fumes released into the air and to make it harder for kids to open. However, all these upgrades can make them a pain to use. Fortunately, there is a solution that meets both needs. No Spill Gasoline and Diesel Cans have a pushbutton nozzle—just press it to pour and release to stop.

No More Spills and Leaks →

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