This website celebrates an American tradition – the Classic Pickup. Having been around for over 100 hundred years, there is no vehicle more American
than the pickup truck. It all began when farmers and tradesmen strapped boxes and crates on the back of cars in order to haul all types of cargo.
In 1925, Ford manufactured a pickup truck for the general public by integrating a steel bed, adjustable tailgate, and heavy-duty rear suspension springs onto the Model T substructure, beginning the evolution of the Classic Pickup.
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Information, notes, procedures, and examples of how and what can be done to repair and maintain your classic pickup.
Resources and information for the Classic Pickup aficionado. You may find something you might not know.
Classic pickups can still be very collectable, and many can be found for great prices while some remain out of the reach of most people. While the pickup production started […]
We asked readers to sound off on the Hagerty Forums last week and tell us what pickup is the best looking. From the over 100 answers and comments, we distilled […]
The pickup truck has been intricately intertwined with American culture as far back as the 1920s, when Henry Ford took notice of a preliminary pickup truck design that the military […]
