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Chevy has been building trucks since 1918, and today's used market is packed with everything from bone-stock farm haulers to six-figure show-stoppers. We combed through the current Motorious inventory to round up ten of the coolest Chevy trucks money can buy right now, counting down to the wildest build in the lineup.
#10 — 1953 Chevrolet Panel Truck
There's nothing subtle about a lowered, glossy-green panel truck riding on whitewalls and polished hubcaps. This 1953 Chevy panel truck pairs its original 6-cylinder and manual gearbox with a wickedly low, lead-sled stance that makes it as much rolling sculpture as it is a driver. Priced at $33,000, it's an easy, affordable way into the custom truck hobby.
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#9 — 1954 Chevrolet Truck 3600 (Hollywood Movie Prop)
Two-tone green and white, riding on a bench seat and an inline six with a 4-speed stick, this 1954 Chevy 3600 already looks like it stepped out of a postcard. Add in its documented history as a Hollywood movie prop vehicle and you've got a $20,500 classic with a story to tell at every cruise-in.
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#8 — 1954 Chevrolet 3100 Restomod Pickup Truck
Under its classic sheetmetal, this 3100 hides a crate 350ci V8 and a 700R4 overdrive automatic, plus power steering, power brakes, and factory-style air conditioning. It's proof that a Chevy pickup can look every bit as good as it did in 1954 while driving like something built yesterday, all for $59,000.
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#7 — 1934 Chevrolet Pickup Fire Truck
Parade-ready and fully restored, this 1934 Chevy fire truck rolls on dual rear wheels with 20-inch whitewalls and packs a rebuilt Thriftmaster inline six mated to a 4-speed manual. The working siren and wood bed dressed with vintage extinguishers make it a guaranteed showstopper for $26,995.
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#6 — 1955 Chevrolet 3100 Good Humor Ice Cream Truck
Currently live at auction through Broad Arrow, this 1955 Chevy 3100 was built for the Good Humor company and still wears its bright white paint, bell, and period-correct servery inside the cab. It's a beautifully preserved slice of Americana that's more nostalgia trip than daily driver, and it comes with real auction-house documentation.
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#5 — 1988 Chevrolet S10 NASCAR Truck
Wearing a full blue racing livery, front air dam, rear spoiler, and a genuine roll cage, this S10 looks like it just rolled off the truck racing circuit. Inside, a race-style dash, aftermarket gauges, and a floor-mounted shifter back up the look, while the stock 2.5-liter four and 4-speed manual keep it simple, affordable, and a total blast at just $15,500.
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#4 — 1984 Chevrolet Pro Touring Show Truck
This square-body C-10 hides a 383ci stroker V8 under its cowl-induction hood, backed by a 4L60E overdrive automatic and dressed in mirror-black paint with a Belltech dropped stance. Inside, VXR suede bucket seats and a digital gauge cluster bring it fully into the modern era. It's a no-expense-spared build, and it's priced at $59,990.
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#3 — 1986 Chevrolet K10 4x4 Tribute Show Truck
This maroon-and-black K10 rides a big lift on 40-inch tires, with a power-tilting front clip and rear-tilting bed to show off every inch of its detailing. A built 468ci big block backed by a 3-speed manual with granny low sends power through Hooker headers and an exhaust with electric cutouts, so it sounds as wild as it looks. It's yours for $47,995.
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#2 — 1988 Chevrolet C1500 4x4 Custom Monster Truck
This one's the real deal: a genuine monster truck, not just a lifted pickup. Underneath its Jalapeno Green paint sits a fully reinforced custom frame, Dana 70 axles at both ends, and a professionally built 406ci V8 with Holley EFI. An 8-point cage, PRP racing seats with Simpson harnesses, and a raised floor complete a cabin built for serious off-road duty, all yours for $39,995.
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#1 — 1967 Chevrolet C10 Pickup Truck by Scott's Hotrods
Our number one pick is on an entirely different level. Built over six years by Scott's Hotrods 'n Customs and unveiled at the 2024 Goodguys Nationals, this genuine 1967 C10 wears more than 40 custom body modifications, a recessed grille, sectioned bumpers, and a flush-mounted, wedge-sectioned roof. Power comes from a 525-horsepower LS3 backed by a 4L70E automatic, riding on a fully custom chassis with independent front suspension and Wilwood brakes at all four corners. The diamond-stitched interior, Alpine touchscreen infotainment, and over $710,000 in build receipts explain the $369,900 price tag, along with the truck's Goodguys Truck of the Year finalist honors and Meguiar's Magnificent Masterpiece Award. It's simply the coolest Chevy truck money can buy right now.
