Chevrolet is celebrating 100 years of building trucks with a pair of retro-themed pickups.

[pontiacgp]

Sounds interesting so I clicked on it, the only thing they have on the truck for their "retro-theme" is the bowtie they used is the design from 1918 truck....

 

[tc1959]

Sounds interesting so I clicked on it, the only thing they have on the truck for their "retro-theme" is the bowtie they used is the design from 1918 truck....

Looks like some bad Photoshop to me.

 

[pagrunt]

Cheesy/lazy? Could celebrate by building a half ton that really a truck instead as a car with an open trunk. my .02 with rusty WWII pennies.

 

[grandamman]

That's a beautiful truck IMO.
Once I hit 500,000 I'll look for one of these..... used

 

[TURNA]

Junk like everything else they have made in the last 20 or so years

 

[TURNA]

Another great job


"Chevrolet is celebrating 100 years of building trucks with a pair of retro-themed pickups.


The Silverado and Colorado Centennial Editions feature Chevrolet bowtie emblems designed to look like the ones in use by the brand in when the 1918 Model T was introduced.

That’s not a misprint."

I wonder what the price will be with that retro emblem????

 

[pagrunt]

I wonder what the price will be with that retro emblem????

Way more that its worth.

 

[fleming442]

I have a PoS 02 2500hd that I bought used in 03 with 33k on it. I'd have to think long and hard about going back. Granted, it's at 228k now, but that's not without a huge list of replacement parts with many multiple times.

 

[axisg]

Trucks, really nothing out there now impresses me. I have been passively looking to replace my 2003 awd Safari van for 3 years now. I figure I need awd or at least 4wd so that puts me in a truck. But either the price or lack of utility ( or both ) scare me away. My mechanic has a 2017 RAM and its a $63k truck after $15k in incentives. Really $63k for a damn truck ???

 

[pagrunt]

My mechanic has a 2017 RAM and its a $63k truck after $15k in incentives. Really $63k for a damn truck ???

Can you guys remember when the truck was the cheaper choice when new at the dealerships?