The Fleetside bed was an all-new style for 1960, but the Stepside bed was a carry-over design that began with the Second Series 1955 Chevy truck and ended in 1966, with a new Stepside bed design ...

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Developed from its inception as a truck chassis, the C/K line shared ... pounds and carried a base price of $2,066. Our feature 1966 Chevy C10 pickup is a factory Fleetside short bed as evidenced ...

See All 10 Photos Chevy dominated the pickup market during this era, setting all-time sales records in 1964, 1965, and 1966. Central to the truck's success was a seemingly endless array of options ...

the end game for Yancey's 1966 C10 was to make it a show truck, so he bought every custom classic truck magazine on the newsstand he could find, and stripped the Chevy down to its bare frame.

Matt has always loved Chevy's design of its trucks from '60-'66 ... doors reveals an interior designers could only dream of in 1966. The 2 Brothers team swapped in the factory front power seats ...

as well as trucks and SUVs, into bonafide performance vehicles with modern-day creature comforts. This 1966 Chevy C10 is the very definition of a no-expenses-spared restomod. It rides on a purpose ...

The powerful block sits under the hood of a refreshed 1966 Chevrolet pickup. This truck, nicknamed LokJaw, a play on the effect of gaining tetanus from a rusty surface, showcases the company's ...

Chevrolet reportedly offered the more heavy-duty C20 with some factory camping equipment in 1966, including auxiliary rear springs, beefy shocks, and more. The listing also notes that the truck ...