The iconic Chevy Square Body Truck may be one of the most recognizable pick-up trucks ever made. You can still get your hands on one, but it won't be cheap.

The square body Chevy, as it became known, was arguably the first truck designed with the end user in mind. This meant a single vehicle could now serve as both a workhorse and an everyday driver.

Square Body Trucks are the third generation of Chevrolet and GMC C/K pickups introduced in 1973 and produced for almost 14 years, from 1973 to 1987. Initially named ‘Round-Line’ by the company in 1973 ...

A red 1987 GMC K3500 flat-bed pickup with a 502ci big block Chevy engine and NV4500 transmission used for hauling and work.

Enthusiasts used to seek out the boxiest pick-up trucks they could find, so why did the iconic square-body truck suddenly disappear from the market?

Let's look back to a time before everything was so round, when trucks were boxy and fenders were chromed. These square-body trucks look iconic, even today.

We explain square-body Chevy and GMC trucks, giving you the lowdown on what to look for, how much they cost, and how to modify them for more performance.

Have you ever noticed that there is an era of Chevy trucks that had square wheel wells instead of the rounded ones you see today? Here is the reason why.

News Trucks You Can Buy a ‘New’ Square Body Chevy Truck With 650 HP and Period-Correct 4×4 Style Forget touchscreens and try not to sling yourself across the bench seat. Peter Holderith ...

Which Truck to Buy That brings us to another part of your question: should you start with a two-wheel drive or a four-wheel drive square body GM truck?