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1958 Chevrolet Apache

Addison, Illinois

$42,995

Vehicle Details

Make

Chevrolet

Model

Apache

Year

1958

VIN

19583647183748447

Body Type

Other

Transmission

Automatic

Engine

350

Description

1958 Chevrolet Apache Stepside Custom Lowered Check out this 1958 Chevrolet Apache Stepside, a beautifully customized classic pickup with the stance, sound, and upgrades to make it just as enjoyable to drive as it is to look at! The body is straight and finished in a killer matte black, complemented by beautiful chrome, trim, weatherstripping, and upgraded LED lighting. The lowered stance is achieved with an upgraded Mustang II-style front suspension, paired with a custom set of wheels and tires that give this Apache an aggressive, modern look. The bed has also been nicely finished, completing the truck from front to back.

Under the hood sits a strong-running 350ci small-block V8 that purrs like a kitten but delivers plenty of power to make this truck a blast to drive. It s equipped with power steering, four-wheel power disc brakes, and upgraded air conditioning, giving you the comfort and drivability you want in a classic restomod. The underside presents very nicely, and once you open the door you ll find a completely redone interior that s clean, sharp, and ready to enjoy.

This 1958 Chevrolet Apache Stepside is priced right and ready for its next owner! Financing is available, and we can arrange delivery directly to your driveway. Call MGM Classic Cars today for complete details. Trim: PAINTED MATTE BLACK
Body Style: 5
Fuel Type: Unspecified

Chevrolet Apache Buyer's Guide

Full guide

Robert Halloran

Classic Trucks

1958–1961

~3 min read

Updated Apr 2026

The Chevrolet Apache was the marketing name for the light-duty Chevy pickup from 1958 to 1961 — four short years that produced some of the most beautiful American truck designs ever made, with clean styling that has only appreciated with time.

This guide covers

✓ 8-point inspection checklist

✓ Common issues & what to avoid

✓ In-person inspection guide

✓ Market pricing by year & condition

✓ 4 FAQs answered

✓ History & fun facts

Read the Full Apache Buyer's Guide

Chevrolet Apache Market Overview

Based on 26 Chevrolet Apache listings currently on ClassicCarsArena.com

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$40,838

Avg. Asking Price

1955–1961

Year Range

Price Position on Our Site — Average Range

This car: $42,995

Low: $8,495 High: $105,995

Transmission Distribution

Automatic 54% ◄

Manual 35%

Condition Distribution

Excellent 4%

Good 4%

Fair 4%

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Chevrolet Apache Buyer's Guide

Robert Halloran here. The Apache gets overshadowed by the 1967–1972 trucks in the classic Chevy truck conversation, but that's a market misjudgment rather than an aesthetic one. The 1958–1961 Apache — the light-duty designation in Chevy's "Task Force" naming scheme — is among the best-proportioned American trucks ever built. The dual headlights, the clean hood, the balanced cab and bed relationship: these are trucks that look right from every angle.

The Apache name specifically covered the half-ton and three-quarter-ton Task Force trucks in 1958–1961. Before 1958, Chevy used a different naming system; after 1961, they dropped the Apache/Viking/Spartan marketing names and went back to the standard C/K designation. That four-year window produced a unique truck with its own devoted following.

What to Check Before Buying

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Cab Corner Rust — Probe cab corners thoroughly — nearly universal on untreated trucks, expensive to repair correctly.

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Floor Pan Condition — Inspect from underneath and inside for perforation.

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Running Boards (Stepside) — On Stepside trucks, check running board support brackets for rust-through.

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Fleetside Bed Panels — On Fleetside trucks, inspect smooth bed sides for dents — flat panel repair is expensive.

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Engine Condition — Test 283ci V8 for oil consumption and smooth idle — a cold-start blue smoke test covers both.

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Drivetrain Verification — Confirm engine type and transmission match via build tag for accurate valuation.

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Cameo Bed (if applicable) — On claimed Cameo trucks, verify fiberglass bed authenticity and inspect for cracks at mounting points.

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4WD Engagement — On 4WD trucks, test both 4-high and 4-low engagement — smooth operation with no grinding.

Common Issues

Cab corner rust is universal on untreated examples — budget for repair or accept patched corners. Floor pan perforation. Stepside running board bracket corrosion. 235ci inline-six oil consumption from worn valve seals on unrestored examples. Hydra-Matic fluid leaks. Fleetside bed panel dents from working use. Cameo fiberglass bed cracks at mounting points.

What to Look For

Rust inspection is the top priority: cab corners (extremely common), floor pans, and the lower rear cab area where the cab meets the bed. On Stepside trucks, inspect the running board support brackets for rust perforation. On Fleetside trucks, check the smooth bed sides carefully — dents in the flat panels are expensive to repair. Verify the small-block 283 runs cleanly without excessive oil consumption. On claimed Cameo variants, verify the fiberglass bed is original and complete.

Price Guide

1958–1961 Apache Stepside six-cylinder: $14,000–$28,000. Apache Stepside V8: $22,000–$45,000. Apache Fleetside: $12,000–$24,000 (slight discount to Stepside). 4WD Apache variants: $22,000–$50,000+. 1958 Cameo Carrier: $35,000–$75,000 for genuine documented examples. Rust-free Sun Belt trucks command a 20–35% premium.

Did You Know?

The Apache name was part of Chevrolet's 1958 marketing scheme using Native American names for different truck classes: Apache (light duty), Viking (medium duty), and Spartan (heavy duty). The naming was dropped after 1961 but the Apache name has outlasted the others in collector memory. The 1955–1959 Chevrolet trucks are often called "Advance Design" or "Task Force" trucks interchangeably — "Task Force" was Chevy's marketing name; "Apache" was the subdesignation applied in 1958–1961.

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1958 Chevrolet Apache

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