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Project New Guy

2000 SIlverado 1500 Project

Posted May 10 2011 07:31 AM by Maximus Matthewson

After many weeks waiting for all of the parts to come in, we are ready to start on Project New Guy. You have seen it in the magazine, and the rendering was put on here for all to see. Well in less than a month, the truck...

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Color Blind: The Truth

Haters Beware

Posted May 3 2011 02:03 PM by DanWard-Editor

Now that Issue 6 is officially off newsstands, I wanted to clear up a few misconceptions about the impressive truck that we placed on our cover.

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Calaway's Silverado "C19" SportTruck

Calaway Reveals It's Performance Silverado

Posted April 19 2011 04:09 PM by Bob Ryder

Callaway Cars has been known for producing high-performance Corvettes and Camaros. Callaway recently released it's first-ever high-performance full-size pickup, the Callaway Silverado "C19" SportTruck.

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New LS dress-up parts

Holley LS Coil Covers

Posted February 25 2011 02:52 PM by Brandan

A recent Readers' Rap question about dressing up a GM LS engine reminded me of a cool product from SEMA that we also spotted at MPMC.

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Hotchkis Performance Open House

C10s El Caminos and Others Invade Hotchkis Performance

Posted February 14 2011 12:44 PM by Bob Ryder

Hotchkis Performance celebrated it's new facility in Santa Fe Springs, California with an open house. Since John Hotchkis began his suspension business in 1993 it has grown to become one of the leading car and truck high...

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Customized Chevy Suburban Woody

Alaskan Woody

Posted February 1 2011 02:01 PM by DanWard-Editor

I received these photos of an amazingly customized '70 Chevrolet Suburban Woody all the way from Anchorage, Alaska. Unfortunately, the images are not suitable for print, but it was too cool not to show everyone.

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Patina '48 Chevy Sells For $70,000!

Bidders go wild at Barrett Jackson

Posted January 21 2011 10:35 AM by DanWard-Editor

In line with our recent "What are your dream trucks?" post, someone really wanted a '48 Chevy 3100 and was willing to pay $70,000 for a truck with patina paint.

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One Club, Two Owners, One Dream

Aftermath Brings the Heat

Posted January 18 2011 02:01 PM by DanWard-Editor

Texas is the custom truck capital of the world and right now, Aftermath is taking the truck world by storm. Issue 3, on sale now, showcases two club members who shared one dream—land on the cover of Truckin' .

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Can you smell the race fuel?

GMPP LSX454R

Posted January 18 2011 01:51 PM by DanWard-Editor

780+ horsepower in a box sounds good to me. GM Performance Parts makes dropping extreme horsepower in your truck easy with its latest creation—the LSX454R.

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We Need More Vans!

Thank you Vanners-

Posted August 9 2010 09:42 AM by DanWard-Editor

Attention Vanners— We need more custom vans. Looking through our files, we need updated, fresh, and current custom vans for 2011 features. Does your van have what it takes?

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Black Gold Cover Question

Clearing Up the Confusion

Posted June 22 2010 05:07 AM by DanWard-Editor

I've been asked a couple of times now why our multi-part '57 Chevy truck project called Black Gold never appeared on our cover. That's a legitimate question and one I'll answer now.

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2010 GMC Sierra HD and Silverado HD

GM's Tandem Chevy/GMC Salvo

Posted June 13 2010 09:30 PM by Brandan

We finally had the opportunity to drive GM's latest HD trucks on a two-day media event that took us from Maryland into West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. We drove 2WD, 4WD, regular cabs, crew cabs, and got a peek at the...

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I know something you don't know

2011 Chevrolet/GMC HD Payload Increased

Posted May 18 2010 11:30 AM by Brandan

In a back-and-forth duel of product development and marketing Chevrolet has yet again upped the ante with their HD trucks.

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GM Active & Retired Military Discount May 2010

Veterans now Eligible for GM Military Discount

Posted May 12 2010 09:36 AM by Edward A. Sanchez

GM has just announced it's expanding its Military discount program to include retirees. Through June 1, 2010, military retirees can get the same GM Military Discount as active duty and Reserves of the U.S. Air Force,...

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GM's Federal Loan Repayment

Loans are paid, how long for the IPO?

Posted April 21 2010 06:13 PM by Brandan

GM anounced today that they've paid back the government the last of the TARP money, wrapping things up five years ahead of schedule with a 5.8 billion dollar payment.

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