9. 1967 Chevrolet C-10
1960 saw the models of the C/K generation make their debut. Internally, GM would keep using this code name right up until the end of the 1990s. For most people, though, the big change came in 1967. Once again, the vehicle offered a more livable cabin and road handling better suited to traffic, which was increasing as a phenomenon at that time. This evolved edition, which lasted until 1972, is a popular model on the classic car circuit, due in part to the easy availability of replacement parts, not to mention that it’s possible to stick just about any engine bloc under the hood.
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