Chevrolet C10 for Sale in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

There are many ways to build a truck today. There are customs, lowriders, and ones with engines that sound like they have a chip on their shoulder. This '64 brings all these elements together into a custom package with performance to match, but is...

C10's are red hot. And this 1971 Destroyer Slammed Stepside takes the concept of a tuff truck and kicks it up a notch. An Allen Competition Engines .60 over 454 (yielding 468 cubes) generates a conservatively estimated 500 horsepower. Of course it...

Unpretentious. That's what you'll love about this truck. Because it's a 1972 Chevrolet C10 4x4 Cheyenne Stepside, it really doesn't need a bunch of stuff from a catalog to turn it into something worth looking at. It has tons of appeal with just a ...

White, Red, and Black are three of the most popular colors on classic and performance cars. The colors themselves have often stood for performance -- take the classic Champion Spark Plugs logo for instance. This 1965 Custom Chevrolet C10 pickup co...

This high quality custom '67 C10 achieves the difficult task of being tasteful and wild at the same time. The first thing you notice is the Lime Green paint, and it's executed beautifully with multi-colored custom graphics. Look even closer and yo...

Pickups are the largest selling vehicles in the American market; and vintage pickups are totally hot on the collector scene as well. This 1971 Chevrolet Cheyenne Super 10 smartly combines the best attributes of both. The early '70's body style is ...

This handsome 1965 C10 Custom Stepside was built with a lot of care and with comfort in mind. The engine is a 385 cubic inch small block that has been treated to a Quick Fuel carb and Edelbrock intake along with billet and chrome pieces all over. ...

This beautiful 1966 Chevrolet C10 Pickup is loaded with surprises. The first of which is the engine. Not just any small block, but the beloved 327 adds a period correct flair to the truck. It's dressed nicely with polished and chrome pieces; and g...

Here's a sweet orange 1965 Chevrolet C10 pickup for cruising, hauling, or show. It has the engine it was born with, the fabled 283 small block. The motor has been treated to the traditional carb, intake, and chrome upgrades and it's smooth and res...

This outstanding truck is restored and modded to a high standard. The detailed engine compartment houses a beefed up small block with polished aluminum intake, Hedman Headers, and finned valve covers. The sinister black paint has a subtle deep red...

There are some things that should never go away. Some are timeless classics. They have been embraced as irreplaceable parts of our lives and culture. '71 Chevrolet trucks are making their way into these categories, as is the venerable small block ...

This 1972 Custom C10 Longbed pickup brings an impressive mix of custom and performance hardware. The 350 small block has been given the full hot rod treatment with cam, headers, carb, and intake. You'll appreciate the seriously racy sounds the eng...

What appears to be a mild custom C10 actually rocks some rather radical mods. The suicide doors and that wild hydraulic tilt hood show that some serious work was done even beyond the frame-off restoration. The truck has only been driven about 3000...

This 1964 C10 pickup is so well sorted out and integrated that it almost seems like you could order one from the factory. But it really is a custom build with dozens of clever mods along with the silky smooth performance. The 350 small block V8 an...

MaxMotive is pleased to present this fabulous 1966 Chevrolet C10 Custom Pickup. In any custom project, the first question is how far do you want to go? This one goes all the way, and the result is a stunning, show stopping, suspension dropping, ey...

This 1965 C10 is a comprehensive restoration with only test miles accrued since completion. A 502ci Ram Jet big block V8 with stainless headers, a 4L85E automatic transmission, and a GM 12-bolt third member make up the formidable power team. An es...

Dennis McCarthy, who built most of the movie vehicles used by Universal Studios in the last ten years, was commissioned by the studio to build this beast for Fast & Furious. Some pieces, like the 10-speed big rig shifter and the huge exhaust s...

There are many ways to build a truck today. There are customs, lowriders, and ones with engines that sound like they have a chip on their shoulder. This '64 brings all these elements together into a custom package with performance to match, but is...