Midyear in 1958, Chevrolet Motor Division replaced the stylish Cameo pickup with the all metal Fleetside model. By the time of this changeover, a scant 1,405 Cameos had rolled off the GM assembly line ...

Before 1955, pickup trucks were a means to an end. As beasts of burden, they were relegated to farm and municipal work, while cars dominated the market for a growing middle class. That all changed ...

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 ...

Before the introduction of the legendary Chevy El Camino truck/car mashup, there was the mid-1950s arrival of the Cameo Carrier pickup truck. It heralded a new age for the utility model, with emphasis ...