Featured Truck of The Month
1958 Chevrolet Apache 32 NAPCO Pickup
- A Bit of History:
- Chevrolet began installing the NAPCO Power Pak in factory in late 1956, but stopped after two years when they decided to redesign the front end of this style.
- About 1.1 Million Chevrolet Apache pickup trucks were produced in 1958, which was their first year of production.
- Based on the VIN, we estimate that this truck was manufactured in Janesville, WI, which was the oldest operating GM plant until production ceased in April of 2009.
Fun Facts:
- This truck was purchased in the fall of 2020 and features a factory-installed NAPCO Power Pak 4-wheel drive.
- This truck style debuted a wraparound windshield, 12-volt electrical systems, and a customizable color pallet. This turquoise and ivory paint scheme is just one of the options that were offered by Chevrolet at the time.