A rusted farm truck once worth nothing now sells for more than some new pickups.

A humble old pickup kept working long after its pricier competitors gave up.

The make and series are displayed on the side of a 1956 International Harvester S-130 pickup truck in Mason, Ill., Sunday, May 24, 2026. (AP Photo/Holly Meyer) (AP Photo/Holly Meyer) EFFINGHAM, ...

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Once the vehicle of choice for farmers and laborers, the truck has undergone a sensational glow-up in the U.S., transforming from a mere tool into a status symbol. In 2025, the best-selling vehicle in ...

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EFFINGHAM, Ill. – In Illinois farm country, there’s a 70-year-old pickup truck waiting on a fresh coat of canary yellow paint. It’s the first vehicle my dad learned to drive, as a young boy helping ...

In Farm Country, an Old American Pickup Truck Becomes More Than a Workhorse EFFINGHAM, Illinois (AP) — In Illinois farm country, there’s a 70-year-old pickup truck waiting on a fresh coat of canary ...

In Illinois farm country, there’s a 70-year-old pickup truck waiting on a fresh coat of canary yellow paint. Pickups were made for work. They became icons of a rural ideal, potent enough to inspire ...