It arrived on the market in the second half of 1957, helped build a new Brazil and was also prominent in the reconstruction of many countries in the post-war period.
We are talking about Chevrolet Brazil 6500 Truck, a milestone in the history of the automotive industry and the country's economic development.
This iconic truck, which began its journey in Brazil in 1957, was a true pillar in the construction of highways, buildings and in the transportation of cargo throughout the country.
In rural areas, it was used to transport crops such as soybeans, corn and coffee.
In cities, it was common to see him carrying building materials such as bricks, cement and sand.
Its robustness allowed it to tackle dirt roads and rough terrain, something essential in a country with infrastructure still under development.
A well restored model can cost between R$ 85,000.00 and R$ 130,000.00, depending on the state of conservation and originality of the pieces.
If today you see a restored Chevrolet Brasil 6500 Truck, know that you are looking at a little piece of Brazilian history.
Whether at events or as part of private collections, it continues to delight generations and preserve memories of a time when simplicity and robustness were what mattered most.