C10 Journal

How to Decode Your 1967–1972 Chevy C10 VIN
How to Decode Your 1967–1972 Chevy C10 VIN
Ever wondered what the letters and numbers on your C10's VIN plate mean? Learn how to identify your 1967–1972 Chevy pickup's original factory details. Read more...
Cheyenne vs. Cheyenne Super: What Was the Difference?
Cheyenne vs. Cheyenne Super: What Was the Difference?
Cheyenne or Cheyenne Super? Go back to the early 1970s and discover what separated two of Chevrolet's most recognizable C10 trim packages. Read more...
Before Silverado Was a Truck, It Was a Trim Level
Before Silverado Was a Truck, It Was a Trim Level
Before Silverado became the name of Chevrolet's full-size pickup, it was the top trim level on the C/K lineup. Here's how Silverado went from a badge on a C10 to... Read more...
The Small-Block Chevy: The Engine That Became Part of C10 DNA
The Small-Block Chevy: The Engine That Became Part of C10 DNA
From the 265 that started it all to the legendary 350, the Chevrolet small-block became one of America's most recognizable V8 engine families. Here's how the small-block found its way... Read more...
The 402 Big Block: C10’s Witness Protection Program
The 402 Big Block: C10’s Witness Protection Program
 For a brief period in Chevrolet history, the familiar 396 name stuck around even though the engine had grown to 402 cubic inches. Around here, we like to call that... Read more...