1959 Chevrolet Apache

The 1959 Chevy Apache is a classic American pickup truck that belongs to Chevrolet’s Task Force series, produced from 1955 to 1959. The 'Apache' name specifically referred to  trucks in this lineup from 1958 onward. By 1959, the Apache had become a well-recognized and stylish workhorse, known for its combination of performance and bold design. Key Features of the 1959 Chevy Apache: Design & StylingFront End: Dual headlight design (a major update from previous years).Grille: Horizontal bar with a bold Chevrolet emblem.Body Styles: Available in various configurations including:Fleetside (smooth bed sides)Stepside (fenders outside the bed)Trim Levels: Base, Custom, and Deluxe trim packages.Cab Style: Standard  Engines AvailableInline-6 Engines:235 cu in (3.9L) "Thriftmaster" Transmissions3-speed manual (column shift) Performance & UseDesigned for utility but stylish enough for everyday use.Capable of towing and hauling loads—popular with farmers, tradespeople, and small businesses. Collectibility & RestorationHighly collectible today due to its classic lines and late-'50s aesthetic.Parts are relatively available due to its popularity.Many have been restored or customized, ranging from factory-correct restorations to modern hot rod builds with updated suspension, brakes, and LS engine swaps.