This 1955 Chevrolet 3100 pickup looks like a simple work truck, but beneath the hood sits a twin-turbo LS-powered setup producing around 1,000 horsepower on spring pressure alone. Built by a longtime ...

A 6.0-liter LS V8 replaced the old inline-six, adding oomph and confidence to the old-school Chevrolet 3100 pickup truck ...

Tooele, Utah-based Streamline Custom Designs has created this classic-looking build, and Michael James' 1953 Chevrolet 3100 pickup truck hides a few secrets, too. Let’s uncover some of them. Post-war ...

While its restoration is claimed to be ten years old and 5,000 miles in the rear-view, today's Nice Price or No Dice Chevy Pickup still sparkles like new. Let's see if its price loses it any luster.

In 1949, three years after first establishing South Lamar Automotive in Austin, Texas, Francis Reissig went down the street to Capitol Chevrolet to purchase a new 3100 Series pickup. Whether or not he ...

A split windshield, wood bed, and the original Stovebolt six. Is the offer the right price for this classic Chevy 3100? This 1951 Chevrolet 3100 pickup in Red with a red and white interior is listed ...

I nspiration for a build can be found in just about any place; maybe it was something on the way to work, at a car show, in a movie, or even from an advertiser in the pages of CLASSIC TRUCKS. That's ...

After World War II, GM redesigned its pickups. Chevrolet received the Advance Design series, while over at GMC, the new trucks were known as the New Design. The light-duty trucks were sleeker, more ...

General Motors redesigned its pickups after fulfilling its duties in World War II. The new Chevy trucks were known as the Advance Design series, while GMC called its new trucks the New Design. The ...

This 1953 Chevrolet 3100 short bed pickup, a fully restored classic in blue/black with 1,000 miles since restoration, features new chrome, upholstery, and maple wood bed, ideal for car shows, parades, ...