Posts Tagged ‘Ford’

Superchargers and turbochargers both force compressed air into the engine. See our guide for making the best choice between the two.

Make a lasting impression when you leave others in your dust.

It’s a pony car, a pickup truck, and a unicorn rolled into one. It's the Ford Mustero and only about 50 were built.

Dark Horse Customs defines the sinister style with this 1969 Mustang Fastback soup-to-nuts resto.

At its peak in the mid-1950s, a fleet of about 2,000 trucks zig-zagged through American suburbs.

New pickups have increased storage, function, and technology. These can also be added to existing trucks.

The style is characterized by a chopped roofline, a low stance, and ultra-flat body lines.

The term “landau” dates back to the horse-and-carriage era and was revived in the 1960s. Is it poised for a comeback?

A strap or latch adds style and helps prevent flying pieces of sheet metal.

Model As are among the most ubiquitous collector cars, and make a great introduction to the hobby.

The bare-metal rat rod was exclusively built for Mark Boone Junior, who played Munson on Sons of Anarchy, the hit FX television show.

Ford unveiled the 2019 Bullitt Mustang in Detroit last week. Here are a few ideas to Bullit-ize your current car.

Tastes have changed in favor of compact pickups.

Craig Jackson talks ahead of Arizona Auction Week about the latest trends—restomods, pickups, muscle cars, and millennial faves.

When the car appeared at a few historic vintage races, the reaction from enthusiasts was overwhelming.

Top honors go to a barely used 2015 Rolls-Royce Wraith Base Coupe, which sold for an eBay transaction price of $274,888.

If you saw a hot rod in 1950s movies or TV, it very well could have been the McGee Roadster.

To perfect their cars, the brothers design, engineer, and build custom billet items. And they sell them.

The bare-bones car purchased on eBay Motors in May was transformed by October into a one-of-a-kind rally-ready restomod.

Get ready for Rut and his crew to complete a ground-up restoration of a ‘67 Mustang Fastback while traveling coast to coast.

“Now, it's a beautiful running and driving piece of art,” said Rutledge Wood.