This guy is building what someone described as "the reason for state inspections," and it's the right kind of wild.

Built to turn heads and crush the road—this Dually Chevy is sitting on a massive 12-inch lift kit and rocking 30-inch Forgiato wheels. The stance, the power, the style… this is not your average truck ...

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The C and K designation on older Chevrolet trucks has to to with the type of drivetrain and off-road capabilities of the vehicles.

Virtual artist Oscar Vargas transforms a Square Body Chevy C10 Dually into a stealth camper using imagination.

Chevy had a real winner with the Chevy C10 and C20 pickup trucks. Of the two, the C20 was the more powerful truck overall, but both trucks famously shared a lot of the same parts.

With a custom short bed body, a 376 crate engine, and a plethora of subtle upgrades and mods, this 1979 Chevy C10 is a bonafide showstopper.

Modern trucks are huge, but trucks used to be much smaller. Be that as it may, this custom 1966 Chevy C10 is one of the biggest classic trucks we've ever seen.

A custom, Cummins-powered 1966 Chevy C10 dually that might bring in six figures at Mecum Monterey.

It’s the basis of early hot rodding, but especially customs. This 1984 Chevy 3500 frame with a Mack semi-truck cab and late model dually bed is certainly an example of that spirit of creativity.

This 1984 Chevy S-10 conversion fulfills that childhood dream of a grand arrival with a gull-wing style door. That most pleasurable of portals sits on the side of its enclosed aft half.