Having lived most of my life in the high-performance hot rod industry, I was a little miffed the first time I heard the term square-body truck some years ago. That's strange, I thought. Kind of like ...

There are innumerable Chevy trucks to point to when it comes to remembering General Motors’ best and brightest pickup models. As such, Chevrolet New Roads Magazine is featuring some of the most iconic ...

Square body Chevy trucks are from the third generation of Chevrolet C/K pickups ranging from 1973 to 1987 model years. While the square body Chevrolet truck is widely regarded as one of the best ...

If this square body 1974 K10 Chevy Cheyenne truck looks familiar to you, that is for good reason. It's been around, and more on that in a minute. The truck, owned by Matt Kime of Yucca Valley, ...

The Chevrolet C/K series of trucks – offered on the American car market through both Chevy and GMC – was the full-size light-duty and medium-duty series of trucks produced by General Motors between ...

The slang name is "square-body," and there are a lot of good reasons to buy a 1973 to 1987 Chevy C10 or GMC truck. The number-one reason being 1973 to 1987 Chevy C10 trucks were produced for 15 years, ...

In a discussion of old-body style (OBS) Chevy pickup trucks, it's inevitable that the term "Square Body" will surface at some point. Chevrolet introduced the third generation of its C/K lineup of ...

Chevrolet’s 1973-’87 C-series two-wheel drive pickup—nicknamed “square body”—is among the hottest collector cars in the market these days…and, yes, it’s a truck! The 1973-’87 Chevy square body pickups ...

Square Body Trucks are the third generation of Chevrolet and GMC C/K pickups introduced in 1973 and produced for almost 14 years, from 1973 to 1987. Initially named ‘Round-Line’ by the company in 1973 ...

Way back in 1973, General Motors introduced the third generation of its popular C/K-line pickup trucks. Badged as both ...

Square bodies were phased out over the course of a few years at the end of the '80s and were replaced by the General's fourth-gen GMT 400 trucks. While the GMT 400 was a pretty big step up in quality, ...