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Trucks used to just haul things. These ten don't just haul, they turn heads, tow trailers full of laughing kids, chase down other supercars, and in one case, deliver ice cream with a smile. Here are the ten coolest trucks in the current Motorious lineup, counted down to the one we'd drive home first.
10. 2020 Ford Saleen Sportruck XR Yellow Label — $58,995
Built by Saleen Automotive on the F-150 platform, this Yellow Label Sport Truck packs a supercharged 5.0L Coyote V8 rated at 700 horsepower and 600 lb-ft of torque, backed by a 10-speed automatic. Agate Black Metallic ceramic-coated paint, 17" carbonite wheels, and a fully loaded interior make it as livable as it is quick.
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9. 1984 Chevrolet Pro Touring Show Truck — $59,990
This square-body C-10 hides a 383ci stroker V8 with Edelbrock aluminum heads and Holley Sniper EFI good for an estimated 450 horsepower, mated to a 4L60E automatic. A Belltech-lowered stance, staggered 20" Mayhem wheels, and a custom black suede interior with red stitching give it show-truck polish with street-driven attitude.
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8. 2018 Ford F150 Shelby Edition — $79,995
Number 27 of just 500 built by Tuscany Motor Co. for Shelby American, this F-150 hides a 2.9L Whipple supercharger under its hood, boosting the 5.0L Coyote V8 to 755 horsepower. A four-inch BDS lift, adjustable Fox shocks, and 20" beadlock-style wheels back up the muscle, while just 7,300 miles keep it collector-fresh.
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7. 2024 Ram 5500 Wrecker Tow Truck — $106,900
Nicknamed "Tow Mater," this one-owner Ram 5500 rolls on a JERR-DAN hydraulic flatbed with a Ramsey winch and Bawer stowaway compartments, powered by the legendary 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel and Aisin 6-speed automatic. With just 16,373 miles, it is ready to go straight to work looking sharp doing it.
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6. 1969 Ford F250 Good Humor Ice Cream Truck — $109,995
Built on a Hackney Bros. refrigerated body and fully restored in vintage Good Humor livery, complete with the iconic bells and light-up rooftop sign, this F250 is one of fewer than 100 believed to survive. The 240ci inline-six and automatic transmission make it as easy to drive today as it was rolling through neighborhoods decades ago.
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5. 1952 Crosley Hook & Ladder Fire Truck — $109,995
Originally built as a children's amusement park ride, this Crosley tows a matching gooseneck fire truck trailer complete with wooden benches, decorative ladders, and a rooftop beacon. A multi-time Concours winner with an award-winning frame-off restoration, it is one of the rarest survivors of its kind.
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4. 1985 Land Rover Defender D90 Resto-Mod — $136,995
This Defender 90 trades its original power plant for a 6.2L LS3 V8 making 430 horsepower, paired with a 4L60E automatic and full-time four-wheel drive. Custom red metallic paint, a black soft top, and a brown leather bucket-seat interior blend British off-road heritage with unmistakable American muscle.
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3. 1956 Chevrolet 3100 Pickup Truck — $169,900
A professionally fabricated 10-inch extended cab, built from two cab sections and four doors, headlines this one-off 3100. Power comes from a 350ci V8 with an estimated 400 horsepower and a Tremec TKO500 5-speed, while handcrafted carbon fiber fenders, wheel tubs, and bed floor show the depth of the build.
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2. 1954 Ford F100 Full Custom Restomod — $215,000
Finished in Ford Ruby Red with a Mustang GT500 carbon fiber rear diffuser, this F100 pairs a Ford Coyote 5.0L V8 with a Tremec T-56 6-speed manual for a driving experience far removed from its 1954 roots. Wilwood four-wheel disc brakes and a fresh Currie 9-inch rear axle round out the build.
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1. 1967 Chevrolet C10 Pickup Truck — $369,900
A six-year, no-expense-spared build by Scott's Hotrods and Customs, this C10 packs a 525-horsepower LS3 crate V8, over 40 body modifications, and more than $710,000 in documented build receipts. A Goodguys Truck of the Year finalist and Meguiar's Magnificent Masterpiece Award winner, it is the undisputed king of this list.
