The goal with this amazing Cummins-powered 1978 Chevy C30 dually was to make it both capable and reliable, and we think they nailed it.

This 1932 Ford rat rod might just be the wildest build we’ve seen to date, thanks largely to its top fuel dragster-blown GM big block.

This Chevy S10 SS was already equipped with a 5.3L LS V8, but it’s got quite a bit more punch now thanks to this fresh swap.

This 1936 Chevy pickup dares to be different with a heavily-built inline-six from a UPS delivery truck that churns out over 1,300 horsepower.

A simple but effective square body Chevy built trades just a couple of original parts for new ones in the name of power and reliability.  

Don’t let this squatted Chevy Silverado fool you – it’s packing some serious heat under the hood thanks to a somewhat old school powerplant. 

Inspired by the greatest stunt person that ever lived, this 1966 Chevy C-60 car hauler somehow didn’t win World’s Most Beautiful Truck honors.