Studebaker Champ
The Studebaker Champ was in production from 1960 until 1964. During that time, the automaker was going through a bad time. It hoped that lightweight pickups would improve the state of things. They made the Champ with existing components, but it was a success. Sadly, minimal changes brought the sales down, so the company was bought out in the end. Fun fact: the Champ was the first vehicle with sliding back windows.
Studebaker Champ
Chevrolet C/10 Cheyenne
They were only sold from 1967 to ’72, but the “Action Line” pickups from Chevy rank as one of the company’s best-looking trucks ever built. The ’71-’72 Cheyenne, which introduced more car-like features to the still spartan full-size truck range, was the range-topper. The Cheyenne also had special trim on top of the front disc brakes and a standard radio (both new for ’71), a more luxurious interior, and a carpeted, insulated cab. It is worth saving any Action Line truck, but the Cheyenne is still the one to have.
Chevrolet C/10 Cheyenne