Top American Truck Classics

Dodge Dakota Sport Convertible

Another excellent truck model to come from Dodge is the Dakota, which hit markets back in 1986. Dakota was such a success that it virtually snuffed out remaining compact truck models in the market. However, what put the Dakota over the top was the incredible convertible function that, although required to be converted manually, was revolutionary for modern truck enthusiasts. All incorporated into a handsome unit that was exclusively sold with a V6 engine and modern detailing horizontally across the cab. Such a vision for convertible trucks was revolutionary at the time, but today is less cherished in a standard design.

Up next on the docket is the oldest truck on the list, but do not let that fool you, it was a total game changer in its day.

1925 Ford Model-T Runabout With Pickup Body

When looking at the history of trucks and compiling a list of classics, one cannot forget the truck that changed the West. Ford produced the Model-T Runabout with a Pickup Body in 1925 which allowed merchants to transport small loads of product with ease. Aesthetic of the truck back in 1925 was less significant compared to function. The Model-t had a charming historical look to it. Although truck performance was terrible compared to today’s standards, and bed space was limited, the impact and technological advances inspired by this vehicle cannot be understated.

The following is a GMC product that faired well in the early nineties.