11 Classic Chevys Worthy of a Country Song

There are, quite literally, hundreds of Chevy references in country songs. They're so ingrained in a lyricist's psyche that it's almost required to mention them by the second verse of a radio ballad.

We're not here to talk about the songs, though. Let's go behind the scenes and check out the classic Chevys that might've inspired a note or two:

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Chevy's C/K Series was produced from 1969 to 1998, and trucks like this 1966 model probably inspired a line or two in a country song.

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The rust just means it's broken in, and ready for a lyricist to spin a tale of its adventures.

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Imagine the stories this 1946 Chevy could tell!

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Garth Brooks has friends in low places, and one of them is probably in the cab of this truck.

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Alan Jackson once said it's alright to be little bitty, and this '67 Corvette is just that.

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If Jesus took the wheel of this 1956 Bel Air, he probably wouldn't give it back. You've been warned.

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A country boy can survive, provided he has a capable truck to get him around.

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Question: If you drive to the river bank on a Friday night but don't get there in a Chevy, did you even go?

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Because Billy Ray Cyrus liked Corvettes, he never had to deal with an Achy Breaky Car.

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With an Impala like this, Johnny Cash would be more concerned about driving the line instead of walking it.

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You could stand by your man, or you could sit by him in this Camaro.

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