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.

A meticulously restored 1955 Chevrolet 3100 Stepside pickup is being offered for $114,900, showcasing how classic Task Force-era design can be successfully merged with modern performance and ...

Modified Task Force-era Chevy pickup with V8 power and custom styling gains attention in active online auction.

At nearly $47,000, this Chevrolet 3100 is positioned at the upper end of the market for standard-restoration pickups. However, the inclusion of internal engine upgrades, such as an aftermarket ...

After having fulfilled its duties during World War II, General Motors set about redesigning much of its passenger vehicle line. The new Chevy trucks would be known as the Advance Design series, while ...

If you've ever attended a local car show, watched Mecum Auctions on TV, or shopped at any business with a rural Americana theme, chances are you'll see a Chevy 5-window pickup truck parked in the ...

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 ...

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 ...

The Chevrolet 3100 is a constant presence in the news, despite the fact it hasn't been made new for close to seven decades now. The half-ton representative of a line of pickup trucks Chevy used to ...