Classic Trucks

With World-War-2 nearly over, civilian truck production resumed in August of 1945. Unlike passenger cars, trucks had been built continuously through the war years, making post-war production easier to start up than for passenger cars. Newspaper and magazine ads started promoting new 1946 truck models in the Autumn of 1945.

Read More: Classic Trucks History

Generally defined as a light-duty truck having an enclosed cab and an open cargo area, pickup trucks began as mere work vehicles with few creature comforts, generally found on farms, ranches, and construction sites. As the decades rolled on, the fine line between car and truck has all but vanished.

Chevy Trucks

1947-1955 Advance Line Trucks

1955-1959 Task Force Trucks

1955-1958 Chevy Cameo Carrier

1959-1960 El Camino

Dodge Trucks

1946-1968 Dodge Power Wagon

Ford Trucks

1948-1952 Bonus-Built Trucks

1953-1956 F-series Fords

1961-1967 Ford Econoline pickup

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Classic Jeeps

Willys Civilian Jeep 1945-1953

Kaiser-Willys Jeep 1954-1969

CJ Jeep 1970-1986

Military and Commercial Vehicles

Army Jeep History 1941-1954

WW2 Jeep 1941-1945

Divco Milk Truck

Vintage Campers

Many old car enthusiasts are realizing how much fun it is to find an old camper to tow behind their classic car or truck. Cheaper than a second house and more comfortable than a tent (with amenities such as electricity and an actual bed), vintage campers are more popular than ever!

Read: Vintage Camper History

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