While attending elementary school, I was self-diagnosed with a life long sickness: gearheaditis. Early symptoms developed when I began building plastic model cars, started reading Hot Rod, Rod & ...

A fully refurbished, hot-rodded 1941 Plymouth PT-125 hits Bring a Trailer with standout craftsmanship and modern upgrades.

There's a fast emerging trend on the custom classic scene. We're dubbing it "farm truck fever." More and more shows across the United States and Canada feature guys who've combed the back roads to ...

Restos and race trucks, patina’d and polished pickups, home builds and high-dollar trophy trucks—these hot haulers showed up to show off at the Goodguys Summit Racing Nationals. Haulers are hot. The ...

Vintage trucks that once hauled hay and hardware are now quietly trading for sports-car money, as collectors chase ...

There are two types of people out there. People who'd decline spending extended periods living and sleeping in a mobile home mounted to the back of a pickup truck, and those who'd do it at the drop of ...

We see a lot of restomod trucks come across our desk. After a while, all the aftermarket wheels, big spoilers, and giant brake rotors can overstimulate the senses a bit. Sometimes, we want a nice, ...

Shoshone, Idaho-based Jake Bast pulls a flatbed leased to RAM Transportation, out of Brownsville, Oregon, with this 2001 Peterbilt 379, built to his own style during his eight-plus years of ownership.

The classic truck market reflects a bygone era of automotive design and engineering. Unlike today's market where manufacturers often focus on a few popular models with various variants, the past saw a ...

Not long ago, vintage pickup trucks sat low on the totem pole of collectible vehicles and were seen more as workhorses than museum pieces. Now, they're entering collector circles with force. What’s ...