Antique Cars

The Ford Motor Company has a rich history dating back to the early 1900s and has produced hundreds of different vehicles. The era of the early Fords is generally thought of as the time from Ford's...

Dealing with the fuel pump issues in your Ford vehicle can be stressful. After all, a faulty fuel pump can render a car or truck useless, and the telltale signs of fuel pump problems aren't often...

The Edsel automobile, created by The Ford Motor Company left its mark in history, though it was only created for a short period of time. During production, the car was a failure. Today, an Edsel...

No brief history of antique cars would be complete without an examination of the American classics. Throughout the history of American automotive production, the world has been exposed to...

The Ford Model T is considered the most successful vehicle in automotive history, transforming the automobile industry and American culture forever and making Ford Motors a runaway industrial...

The Ford Motor Company produced passenger cars and trucks with its primary line the Model T and its successor, the Model A, which featured design innovations and a low price. Thousands of Model Ts...

Automobiles--self-propelled vehicles--have actually been around since the time of the Revolutionary War. They began as steam-powered artillery transports and have continued to progress until today...

Antique cars are traditionally defined in the United States as being cars that are 25 years or older, though the social connotation of the term often implies a certain image of a wood-spoked,...

Henry Ford--founder of Ford Motor Company--was a legendary businessman. Through sheer drive and determination, Ford built and sold many models of cars and trucks. Some of them took years to...

Antique work trucks are a piece of history, and they tell the story of American manufacturing. They were the mechanical marvels of their time, and the fact that so many of them are still up and...

A Model A Ford Coupe is a beautiful car and one that is a favorite of car enthusiasts to restore. Are you interested in beginning a similar project of your own?

The Ford Motor Company's Fairlane model was produced from 1955 through 1971. Inexpensive, available with a number of different engine options and easy to modify, the Fairlane soon became popular...