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We pulled up on Scott Smith at Mecum Auctions Nashville.
He’s trucks are clean come and I’ve been lucky enough to see them in person through owners, collectors and auctions.
Scott Smith
This time, he was at Mecum with an insane six-figure, 700HP, 1957 Chevrolet 210 Custom Wagon.
Next up: GAA Classic Cars Greensboro the first weekend of November, where he’s got a Club Cab Power Wagon, a second-generation Bronco and a low-mile Chevy LUV rolling across the block.
7 MILES. $115,500. DUALLY DOLLARS.
This 1987 GMC 3500 dually sold for $115,500 at Mecum Nashville—with just 6.5 miles on the clock.
Truck Rodeo unburied 55-mile dually at GAA sold for $110,000 back in January. This GMC takes the low-mile obsession even further—and Nashville put a six-figure price on it.
09/29/2026
SIX TRUCKS WE’RE WATCHING THIS WEEK
1984 Ford F-350 XL dually — 6.9L IDI diesel, 4-speed manual. $14,000 high bid on Cars & Bids.
1973 Ford F-350 — $60,000 asking price.
1974 Ford F-250 Highboy — $8,200 high bid.
1973 Ford F-250 Highboy — $10,100 high bid.
1980 Chevrolet K20 — $6,250 high bid.
1976 Chevrolet K10 — $14,000 high bid.
Two Highboys, two square bodies, a diesel dually, and a ’73 F-350. Which one gets your money?
09/28/2026
EIGHT PICKUPS. SIX FIGURES.
Of the 233 trucks in the Mecum Nashville results we reviewed, 173 sold—a 74% sell-through rate. Eight of those sales cleared $100,000, led by a C10 at $209,000.
💰 $209,000 — 1965 Chevrolet C10 Custom, Lot F139
Supercharged 454 CI LSX V-8, 6-speed, Roadster Shop chassis
💰 $181,500 — 1951 Chevrolet 3100 Custom, Lot S186
Supercharged 6.0L V-8, automatic
💰 $115,500 — 1987 GMC 3500 Dually, Lot F148
6.2L diesel V-8, automatic
💰 $115,500 — 1971 Chevrolet K10, Lot F174
427 CI Dart small-block V-8, automatic
💰 $112,750 — 1972 Ford F-100 Ranger, Lot S46
LS3 6.2L/525 HP V-8, automatic
💰 $110,000 — 1978 Chevrolet K10, Lot W51.1
LS V-8, automatic, Vintage Air
💰 $104,500 — 1955 Chevrolet 3100, Lot S215
Fuel-injected 350 CI V-8, automatic, Vintage Air, TCI chassis
💰 $101,750 — 1986 Chevrolet C10, Lot S52
Supercharged LS7 7.0L V-8, automatic, Restomod Air
Which one gets your money?
09/26/2026
09/26/2026
Seven miles. $115,000.
This 1987 GMC dually diesel sold for $115,000 at Mecum Nashville. We thought the 55-mile 1988 Chevrolet K3500 that brought $100,000 at GAA Greensboro had set the bar for these low-mileage ’80s duallys. This one just raised it by $15,000.
Would you have expected a six-figure result for this truck?
09/25/2026
MECUM NASHVILLE — DAY 3 LEADERBOARD
Day 3 put the old-school 4x4s on top.
A 1970 Chevy K10 led the pickup board at $55,000, followed closely by a 1964 K10 at $52,800. A big 1984 Chevy K30 Crew Cab landed third at $49,500, while the 1978 Ford F-250 brought $47,300.
Rounding out the Top 5: a 1987 Chevy K10 at $44,000.
DAY 3 TOP 5
1970 Chevy K10 — $55,000
1964 Chevy K10 — $52,800
1984 Chevy K30 — $49,500
1978 Ford F-250 — $47,300
1987 Chevy K10 — $44,000
Five trucks. Four 4x4 Chevys. One Ford crashing the party.
More from Mecum Nashville tomorrow.
From 1977 to 1981, Jimmy Carter m ran the country. His brother, Billy ran his Amoco service station, promoted Billy B**r and drove this brand-new 1977 Chevrolet C10: Redneck Power.
Now the truck—and a binder full of its history—is headed to Mecum Auctions Nashville auction Saturday.
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