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Work Trucks Are Hot. Low-Mile Squarebody Dump Truck Heads to GAA
A 4,000-mile 1984 Chevrolet K30 dump truck heads to Greensboro as collector interest in vintage work trucks continues to grow. A former Long Island fire truck is headed to GAA Classic Cars' November auction with a new assignment: finding out just how much collectors are willing to pay for a low-mileage squarebody dump truck. This 1984 Chevrolet K30 is powered by a 454-cubic-inch V8 paired with an automatic transmission, four-wheel drive, and dual rear wheels. Finished in fact


Lowest Mile Ford F-100
THE 1,129-MILE DENTSIDE RECENTLY SOLD AT MECUM NASHVILLE FOR $33,000 This 1974 Ford F-100 Ranger XLT has survived more than half a century with its original green paint, original green interior—and just 1,129 miles showing on the odometer. The truck was sold new through Bill Collins Ford in Louisville, Kentucky, a dealership founded in 1969 at its historic Hikes Lane location. Its promise was simple: “Where price sells cars and service keeps customers.” More than 50 years lat


Ultimate 90s Country Truck Surfaced
From Mecum to Bring a Trailer—now back on Marketplace for $10,000. This unmistakable 1990 Ford F-250 XLT Lariat looks like the official truck of ’90s country music. Finished in Alpine Green with pink-and-teal graphics, gold trim and a matching custom interior, it’s powered by a 5.8-liter Windsor V8 and four-speed automatic. Assuming its Carlock Ford badge is original, the truck began life in Blytheville, Arkansas. It sold for $9,900 at Mecum Indy in May 2025 before Bullet Mot
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