Classic Pickup Trucks for Sale
Chevrolet C10
(326)
Ford Bronco
(121)
Chevrolet Silverado
(82)
Ford F-100
(82)
GMC Sierra
(80)
Toyota Land Cruiser
(69)
Chevrolet C/K Series
(54)
Chevrolet Blazer
(52)
Chevrolet C20
(45)
Chevrolet K10
(35)
Jeep Wrangler
(30)
Ford F-250
(30)
1,486 listings found
Dealer
United States
1987 Chevrolet Blazer
$59,994
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United States
1988 GMC Sierra
$120,000
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United States
1976 Ford Bronco
$149,995
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United States
1979 Ford Bronco
$94,900
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United States
1989 Land Rover Defender
$194,900
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United States
1997 Land Rover Defender
$169,900
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United States
1968 Ford F-250
$80,000
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United States
1968 Ford Bronco
$174,995
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United States
1967 Ford Bronco
$229,995
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United States
1983 Toyota Land Cruiser
$159,995
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United States
1979 Ford Bronco
$94,900
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United States
1989 Land Rover Defender
$194,900
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United States
1973 Ford Bronco
$89,900
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United States
1968 Ford F-250
$80,000
$99,900
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United States
1963 Ford F-150
$54,995
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United States
1973 Ford Bronco
$209,995
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United States
1936 Chevrolet Series AB
$133,495
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United States
1967 Chevrolet K10
$154,995
Dealer
United States
1973 Ford Bronco
$139,995
The most popular classic pickups
The Chevrolet/GMC C/K series — especially the 1967 to 1972 and the square-body 1973 to 1987 trucks — leads the market, alongside the Ford F-100 and F-Series and Dodge pickups. They are simple to work on, well supported by parts, and equally at home as stock restorations, restomods, or lowered shop trucks.
Buying a classic pickup
Trucks lived hard lives, so inspect the bed, cab corners, floors, and frame for rust and damage. A clean, complete truck with a solid bed is worth far more than a rough one. Decide whether you want an original survivor or a modified build, and price accordingly — both have strong followings.
Frequently asked questions
The Chevrolet C10 — both the 1967 to 1972 generation and the square-body 1973 to 1987 trucks — is the most sought-after, followed closely by the Ford F-100 and F-Series. Strong parts support keeps them practical to own and build.
Classic pickups have appreciated strongly as buyers value their usability and style. Clean, original or well-built examples of popular models like the C10 and F-100 have performed especially well.
Focus on rust and structural condition: bed, cab corners, floors, and frame. Trucks were work vehicles, so a solid, complete body and a straight frame matter more than cosmetics. Confirm whether it is original or modified.
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