At first glance, sports cars and hot rod pickups seem to come from opposite ... "so I decided to build a 302 GMC inline six. Finding a motor was a chore, because the 302 was only made from 1953 ...

While Fritz worked on the interior upgrades, RPM Hot Rods was thrashing away reupholstering the GMC's stock bench in a combination of green metalflake vinyl and '59 Caddy cloth. Though maybe not ...

These are just a few elements that make this off-road/hot rod build a project that definitely didn’t involve an “average truck.” And it was (mostly) created in the garage by the owner!

this truck merges brute force with streetable drivability in a way few hot rods do. With fewer than 5,000 miles since the build and recent drivetrain refinements, this ‘56 GMC is a blown big-blo ...

As the unwritten rule of hot-rodding more is never enough and soon McMullen added a GMC 4:71 supercharger with ... In 1963, the cover of Hot Rod magazine featured a photo of this chopped, dropped ...

In the era of V12-powered SUVs with Prancing Horse badges and 700 horsepower pickup trucks, perhaps a hot rod GMC truck is a little less shocking. It's easy to overlook how unprecedented it was ...

An April, 1963 HOT ROD cover star that reportedly blew ... the car is the Moon aluminum fuel tank up front, which kept the GMC supercharged engine from being fuel-starved. It also had magnesium ...

To accommodate its length, GMC lengthened the Yukon’s frame by ... but the V16 was reported by Hot Rod to be able to spin the Yukon’s wheels “through as many gears as they had the guts ...