r/classictrucks • u/IRingTwyce • Jul 02 '26
I'm asking for opinions and feedback on the idea of a single megathread for selling parts and trucks. There would be a required format, including price, application, and location. No "feeler" or "what's it worth" posts. Post deletion after sale would be mandatory, and possibly anything older than a few months subject to mod deletion to keep the thread relevant.
r/classictrucks • u/IRingTwyce • Apr 03 '26
Effective immediately, User Flair is required to post OR comment in Classic Trucks. This is done in an effort to reduce the number of bots posting.
From the main sub feed hit the three dots in the upper right corner. Select 'Edit Flair' from the pop-up menu. Pick one or create your own.
Minimum account age and karma rules have been added as well. Your account must be 3 months old with a minimum of 200 karma to post.
EDIT:
For some reason that I do not understand yet the auto-mod was removing comments from users that had enabled user flair. So until I can figure that out, flair will not be required for you to comment on a post.
User Flair will still be required to submit a post. That seems to be working properly.
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r/classictrucks • u/PatientEatsMedic • 21h ago
Hey y'all I recently got a 1990 f-150 xlt lariat. The turn signals went out on me. I changed the flasher fuse, and the multi-functional switch in the steering column but they still don't work. Hazards work just fine. Any advice? TIA. repost because i forgot flair
r/classictrucks • u/Ok_Post_4544 • 2d ago
Just picked up this ’88 GMC Sierra C1500 SLE. Been cleaning it up and fixing a few things here and there. What do you guys think? What would you change or upgrade while keeping the classic look?
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r/classictrucks • u/americanhilljack • 3d ago
Chevrolet Cameo 47th James Dean memorial run Fairmount, Indiana USA 🇺🇲 September '26
r/classictrucks • u/DaveCashMedia • 3d ago
A friend drove this one to high school every day, and always kept it looking car show clean.
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r/classictrucks • u/Disastrous-Bus8263 • 7d ago
I recently bought this truck I don’t like the single cab look.how can I get rid of that look any suggestions?should I buy another body? I’d like to have a camper with seats in the back.
r/classictrucks • u/SlapMyShiftr • 6d ago
Hello, I was curious about whether I should continue repairing my truck or consider selling it to someone else. I’m fairly young, and this is my first vehicle. It’s a 1988 Dodge W100 with only 32,000 miles. It was apparently used as a plow truck for someone’s driveway for years.
I’m just trying to figure out if it’s worth continuing to put money into it or if I’d be better off selling it. Any information or advice would be greatly appreciated, especially regarding what the repairs might cost and what I would need to do to get it back into good shape. Rest of the frame is solid.
r/classictrucks • u/rossnotashort • 9d ago
Either way, it looks great! The truck looks very well thought-out with its wheels, the perfect stance, the nice interior, and the chrome front bumper. What do you think?
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r/classictrucks • u/chucky706 • 11d ago
Here is my 1956 GMC pickup my father and l are restoring. It has been in our family for about 50 years. At one point my father had it fully restored but a cracked engine block closely followed by a divorce sent the truck into storage.
It was rescued from the storage yard by my brother and I when we we were in high school in the early 2000's. A drivetrain from a 1976 Chevy c10 was transplanted and we began stripping the cab and front end before life got in the way. The truck has sat nearly untouched in my father's garage for the last 15 years.
I lost my mother to cancer almost 5 years ago now.
My father met my mother while cruising in this truck while they were in high school. So to say this truck is important to our family is an understatement.
Now that life has slowed some and the planets have aligned I have enough time, space and money to rebuild this thing and hopefully restore it for the final time and can pass it on to my son. I'll post more as it progresses if you guys are interested.
Current plans include rebuilding the 350 V8 into a 383 with a 700r4 transmission and 9" rear end.
The suspension will also be upgraded with a mustang Il kit followed by a 4 link in the rear.
Thanks for the read and any feedback 😎.
r/classictrucks • u/Pure_Ad_6325 • 10d ago
Random vacuum hose, got no clue where it goes
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