1990 Chevrolet Gmt-400

Back in 1990, Chevrolet decided to remind everyone that trucks could be muscle too. The 454SS was the result, a short bed bruiser built to put big block torque where it belonged, right on the street. With its sinister blacked out look and unmistakable stance, it quickly became an icon, and today, clean factory examples like this are getting harder to track down. Under the hood sits the legendary 454 cubic inch big block V8, a torque monster that defined the era. Backed by a stout Turbo 400 automatic and upgraded with a Gearvendors overdrive, this truck blends old school grunt with improved highway usability. The Flowmaster exhaust gives it that deep, unmistakable big block rumble that lets everyone know exactly what just rolled by.