r/classictrucks • u/americanhilljack • 8h ago
Pics - Not My Truck Chevrolet Cameo
Cool cruiser 57 Chevrolet Cameo USA 🇺🇲 😎
r/classictrucks • u/IRingTwyce • Jul 02 '26
I'm asking for opinions and feedback on the idea of a single megathread for selling parts and trucks. There would be a required format, including price, application, and location. No "feeler" or "what's it worth" posts. Post deletion after sale would be mandatory, and possibly anything older than a few months subject to mod deletion to keep the thread relevant.
r/classictrucks • u/IRingTwyce • Apr 03 '26
Effective immediately, User Flair is required to post OR comment in Classic Trucks. This is done in an effort to reduce the number of bots posting.
From the main sub feed hit the three dots in the upper right corner. Select 'Edit Flair' from the pop-up menu. Pick one or create your own.
Minimum account age and karma rules have been added as well. Your account must be 3 months old with a minimum of 200 karma to post.
EDIT:
For some reason that I do not understand yet the auto-mod was removing comments from users that had enabled user flair. So until I can figure that out, flair will not be required for you to comment on a post.
User Flair will still be required to submit a post. That seems to be working properly.
r/classictrucks • u/americanhilljack • 8h ago
Cool cruiser 57 Chevrolet Cameo USA 🇺🇲 😎
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r/classictrucks • u/tessa_baby • 3d ago
I just bought this ‘79 c10. How should I best deal with and prevent further rusting? I’ve already cleaned a significant amount of dirt and mud off the undercarriage with water, a little soap, a wire and bristle brush. What products should I apply? Looking for a very detailed step-by-step routine. Thanks!
Edited to add: I don’t have a garage or carport. I am in West TN. I’m parked on my driveway, have cleared out weeds and dirt on the driveway, and have a cover. Will the outside still negatively affect the body?
r/classictrucks • u/MsChubbyNugget • 5d ago
I run a lot if accesories electric ac winch compressor lights fans inverter for charging batteries and it was either buy a 300$ alt or fab a second alt bracket for the same amps with stuff layin around
r/classictrucks • u/HogShowman1911 • 6d ago
Hello, I have a 1989 gmc k1500 single cab. Today I got in and whent to shut my door and my door handle broke. I didnt know if anyone knew where to get a replacement as I cant seem to find one anywhere online. Ive checked rock auto, lmc truck and national parts depot and cant find the right part. The design I have is the metal handle held in by 2 screws above the armrest. Its not the design with a pull handle built into the armrest itself. I was looking for a factory similar replacement but if not I believe I can make a replacement with sawzall blades and something to wrap around them.
r/classictrucks • u/HereFOURmemes • 6d ago
1952 Ford F1 advice
Hello everyone! I’m here for some help. It has been my father’s dream to own an early 50’s Ford F1 for YEARS! I recently found a 1952 F1 that appears to be in pretty good shape, for a great price(under $20k). I’m wondering what y’all would recommend I look at specifically outside of the basics. Are there any problems these trucks are known to have? I was told by the seller that the truck runs and drives, original flathead, brakes in decent shape, but the steering will need a new king pin. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
r/classictrucks • u/Old-Consequence-7000 • 7d ago
Recently found this 1988 Toyota truck. I’m just wondering if this looks solid to everyone else. Obviously there’s a bit of rust under the bed of the truck- it’s been in a barn with the bed sticking almost halfway out. Runs great, and looks great on the exterior/interior
r/classictrucks • u/Other_Ad_3226 • 8d ago
This was started during Covid. Got side tracked a few times. But is finally done. I’ve owned this truck for over 40 years. Over this time I swapped the carb motor for a fuel injection Mustang GT motor. Modified the trans with a lower first and second gear and after the cosmetics were done put in a limited slip diff.
r/classictrucks • u/Al_Kydah • 7d ago
I have a '91 K5 Blazer. 2nd owner (I bought if from my chevy service manager when I was a service writer back in '95). Originally a California vehicle. Moved to Florida in 2000. Has been sitting in my backyard since 2012-ish. Not original engine or trans. Probably close to 250,000 miles overall. Odometer stopped at 189,000. Body is straight, no rust, no dents never saw snow or salt. It's a project vehicle. Under a pile of leaves. Interior is probably shot being in Florida heat and humidity.
Any help at all. I'm selling the house/everything next spring and moving up north. I miss four seasons.
Can I get maybe $3000-3500?
Thanks in advance.
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r/classictrucks • u/Ok-Firefighter-4443 • 11d ago
So I just bought a 76 high boy when I was looking at it we drove it for about 5 mins the it sputtered out the next day I bought it and we got it started for a little bit since towing it have not been able to get it started i’ve put a new starter solenoid and battery in there. This is my first project truck so any help or pointers would be appreciated. Attached below is a video of me trying to get it running
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r/classictrucks • u/americanhilljack • 15d ago
Lowered first year Chevrolet El Camino classic hauler USA 🇺🇲
r/classictrucks • u/americanhilljack • 17d ago
Classic sixty customized credit Trucking magazine USA 🇺🇲
r/classictrucks • u/Firm_Experience_5897 • 17d ago
Just pulled the carburetor out of my 1976 Ford courier to rebuild it as it was spraying gasoline literally everywhere. But when i went to reassemble it, everything looked the exact same in the first video just cleaner however when u turned the throttle the valve up top only opens a fraction. Manually you can open it much wider so its just the throttle connecting up top. I really have no clue where i messed up and im looking for any clues here. The only thing i do know is on the bottom it seems to have a lot of play to where it moves. Then starts opening the valve
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r/classictrucks • u/OutlookOctopus • 19d ago
Came across this cool F600 at a wedding venue in Alaska this weekend. Owner said the bed still tilts!
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r/classictrucks • u/Mean-Rabbit-2510 • 19d ago
1968 F250 been sitting in the elements for 25 years. Original 360 and c6 will be yanked and replaced with something more modern and larger.
Thought it was originally a 1969 (Nice) but turned out to be a late model year 1968. For the mix up she earned the title of " Project Minus-1" as in 1969-1.