Today we're revisiting some legendary muscle trucks and looking at their modern market values. Spoiler: one of these trucks can be had for under $20,000.
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Ford Built A Mustang Pickup In Secret, And It's Cooler Than The Maverick Could Ever Be
Ford quietly built a Mustang pickup for an unexpected reason, and it's only now being seen outside the company's walls.
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So, what do you think of the retro-modern design that pays tribute to the original Ford Torino mid-size muscle car but also ...
Congratulations to Keith Sasich and his 1967 Pontiac Firebird built by Dutchboys Hotrods for being named the Goodguys ...
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Cheap Trucks With Big Engines and a Third Pedal
The manual transmission used to be standard equipment on nearly every pickup sold in America, from compact mini-trucks to full-size haulers. For decades, the vast majority of new pickups came with ...
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Super Bee, Copperhead, And Wrangler Scrambler: 5 Dead Muscle Car Names Making A Comeback
SRT is wanting to revive five classic nameplates: Charger Super Bee, Copperhead, Rumble Bee, Wrangler Scrambler, and GLH — ...
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The Chevy Chevelle: How a Family Car Became a Muscle Car Legend
Some muscle cars were built to be legends. The Chevrolet Chevelle wasn't. It started as a sensible, mid-size family car meant ...
A pickup on a commercial construction site has a tougher job than getting someone from home to work and back. It may haul tools before sunrise, pull a trailer ...
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