When first debuted in mid-1955, GM's Second Series light-duty Chevrolet pickup trucks featured an upscale, stylized top-of-the-line model known as the "Cameo." Also known in various circles as a ...

In the early-'50s, Chevrolet Division studio designer, Chuck Jordan (who went on to head GM's design department), first rendered what eventually became the '55 Chevy Cameo 1/2-ton pickup. He had hoped ...

The Chevy Cameo pickup debuted for the 1955 model year as a classier version of the standard utilitarian Task Force pickups, aimed more at the suburban buyer. It came with a healthy list of available ...

Despite selling in relatively low numbers, the Chevrolet Cameo pickup (part of the Task Force Series) quickly opened up the market for other stylish trucks to follow – so the current Silverado High ...

Well, after General Motors redesigned the dual truck series during the latter half of 1955, the company sold both the Chevrolet Advance Design and Task Force models conjointly. So, the latter had to ...

What is a hardcore top-notch street rod? Let's face it: overpriced, bone stock, numbers matching builds may be rare, but they are most certainly missing some cool factors. Anyone can unbolt some ...

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*Estimated payments are calculated by Cars.com and are for informational purposes only. We’ve estimated your taxes based on your provided ZIP code. These estimates do not include title, registration ...

Jeff Hemm, of Menifee, California, is an old-school motorcycle builder. After building numerous bikes, he decided that he wanted to try a truck. This is where his 1957 Chevy Cameo came into play. He ...

The most important trucks and technological advancements for them from Chevy’s rich past and present. Chevrolet has been building trucks since 1918. With more than a century of knowledge, craftmanship ...