In 1967, Chevrolet presented all-new generation of medium and high duty truck lines. These trucks received a new 96" BBC cabs with the design in a style of light-duty models. The compact design of these new short-conventionals allowed the same...
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In mid-1958, American LaFrance finally introduced a replacement for the now-cleared outdated 700 and 800 Series. The all-new 900 Series was the first all-new, genuinely fresh design to come out of Elmira since the 700 Series was introduced 12 years...
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A new, more modern look came in 1967, along with a new nickname: "Action Line". Chevrolet pickups featured a great new shape for '67, a new lower height for easier entry, new power and more comfortable cab interiors. It was with this revision of the C/K...
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Chevrolet's Tactical Articulated Swimmable Carrier (TASC) of 1965 was the logical successor of the Sidewinder, and it employed the same double-articulated arrangements of components. The 283 cubic inch Chevrolet V-8 engine, Chevrolet two-speed automatic...
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In 1964, Chevrolet showed a cross-country amphibious vehicle, which had military potential, known as the Sidewinder. It was double articulated, with the cab section, power unit, and cargo section all being separate units. Articulation at both joints was...
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