The genesis of the Chevy truck as we know it began in 1960 with the C10. With firsts such as a ladder frame design and an independent front suspension, GM built these trucks as workhorses that you could live with every day. With optional small-block V8 power, the potential for hot rodding was also there.

Maximum airflow and more efficient cooling at low speeds and in the most extreme of conditions, when and where it's needed most.