If you’re at all into trucks, you know that Chevrolet has been celebrating 100 years of truck making this year. This fanfare has been accompanied by a few Centennial Edition vehicles and plenty of merch. That’s all fine and good, but the highlight of the celebration, for us, has to be the unveiling of this insanely gorgeous 1967 C-10 that was put on display by the brand at the Texas State Fair. Fittingly, it comes in the “Centennial Blue” color that the new trucks do and it sports the throwback bow tie logo on the front. That’s about it for details, but if you didn’t catch it in the Lonestar State, you can head to the 2017 SEMA Show in Vegas later this year to catch a glimpse.
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