If classic trucks and vintage pickups are your weakness, The Dallas Classic should already be circled on your calendar. The two-day Classic & Collector Car Auction returns to The Dallas Market Hall on November 21 at 12 PM CT and November 22 at 10 AM CT, and early consignments show strong interest forming around sought-after American pickups spanning three decades.
Bidding begins at just five dollars for each vehicle, giving newcomers and seasoned collectors a chance to compete. A 12.5% buyer’s premium applies to all sales, with taxes calculated on the full purchase total.
One of the most anticipated pickups scheduled for Day 2 is a 1970 Chevrolet C10 Short Bed, powered by a 6.0-liter V8 and backed by an automatic transmission. Short-bed C10s remain among the most in-demand classic trucks on the market thanks to their stance, styling, and customization potential. This example offers a desirable drivetrain setup and the look many buyers want heading into 2026.
For those drawn to classic 1950s Americana, Day 1 brings a 1953 Chevrolet Series 3100 Pickup finished in a two-tone green and white with a blue top. It features a small-block Chevrolet V8, automatic transmission, aftermarket air conditioning and heat, steel wheels with beauty rings and caps, and an odometer showing 20,558 miles. The seller is also including an extra set of American Racing alloy wheels and tires, along with a Coleman cooler—making it a turnkey weekend cruiser with both classic charm and modern convenience.
Another early highlight is the 1978 Ford F100 Ranger 4×4, featuring a 400 cubic-inch small-block V8, automatic transmission, power steering, and a tan and brown two-tone exterior over a black interior. Vintage Ford pickups, especially factory 4x4s, continue to climb in interest with collectors looking for well-preserved or lightly modified survivors.
With a mix of restored pickups, V8-powered drivers, and collectible classics, The Dallas Classic is shaping up to be one of the more diverse and compelling auctions to close out the year. Whether you’re shopping for a project, a show-ready cruiser, or a classic truck to daily drive, this event has potential to deliver.
Which of these early highlights would you place at the top of your bidder’s list?
Get ready for The Dallas Classic this is one Classic/Collector Car Auction you do not want to miss, November 21st @ 12 PM CT & November 22nd @ 10 AM CT at The Dallas Market Hall
