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The 1990s marked an era of bold experimentation and innovation in the automotive industry, particularly evident in the realm of concept trucks. Automakers unleashed their creativity, blending futuristic designs with the decade's distinctive flair. Whether crafted for potential production or showcased as one-off wonders, these trucks captured the spirit and energy of the 90s in their striking forms and groundbreaking features.
These twenty-five concept trucks stand out as vivid representations of the decade's dynamic automotive culture. From radical shapes to cutting-edge technology, these vehicles not only highlight the inventiveness of the era but also offer a nostalgic journey through a time when the automotive industry wasn't afraid to push boundaries and challenge conventions. Join us as we explore these remarkable concept trucks that truly scream the 1990s.
1) 1990 Dodge LRT
Dodge had a popular hit in '78 with its Li'l Red Truck — a vehicle now in demand by collectors. It had a macho truck image and good performance from a converter-free 360-cu.-in. V8. The Mopar folks are trying to recapture some of that magic with their LRT (Little Red Truck) convertible based on the V8-powered Dakota. Learn more about the 1990 Dodge LRT Concept Truck.
2) 1990 Ford F-150 Street
Based on a full-size F-150 model, the Street gets its don't-mess-with-me Hulk Hogan stance from a low profile and big 16-in. wheels. The truck is lowered 4 in. in front and 3 in. at the rear. The roof height is chopped 3 1/2 in. Then, the suspension was set up to create a nose-down, "bad" attitude. Learn more about the 1990 Ford F-150 Street Concept Truck.
3) 1990 Ford Fiesta Bebop by Ghia
Fiesta versatility was the theme in 1990, which created the Fiesta Bebop. This jazzy Fiesta-based concept was a dynamic pickup design geared to sports-minded drivers. Learn more about the 1990 Ford Fiesta Bebop Concept Truck by Ghia.
