Known as the “Universal Car” for its simplicity and ubiquity, the Ford Model T no doubt possessed a certain charm;...
Introduced in 1929, factors that made the Ford Model A a smash-hit—including its durability, reliability, and style—would also, inevitably, make...
Probably the most interesting event in the 1980 model year was the development of the M81 McLaren Mustang. Whether it is...
After 1953, Ford’s Country Squire wagons were woodies in name only, with even the formerly organic edging giving way to...
Part car, part truck, the 1970 Ford Ranchero GT was one of those niche vehicles that gave drivers a mixture...
Built in early 1964 on a Ford Falcon Sprint chassis, the Clan was designed for Carrozzeria Ghia by Sergio Sartorelli...
The Sports Roadster, introduced for the 1962, was Ford’s way of bringing back the spirit of the first Thunderbirds. Its...
In 1967 the Ford Motor Company initiated a program to create a high-performance 428-powered Mustang. After research and testing, Ford...
The Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria Skyliner’s status as one of the most dazzling offerings of the Fabulous Fifties is well-deserved:...
This special 1963 Thunderbird features a new roof line / trunk with aerodynamic styling and a customized leather interior with...
This 1970 1/2 Falcon, as the sales folders described it, was available as a four-door sedan, four-door wagon, or a...
In 1936, Ford of Germany known as Ford Deutsches Erzeugnis produced this cabriolet with a body by Karosserie Gläser in...
Produced in the U.K. between 1963 and 1970, the Ford Lotus Cortina or as most people knew it, the Lotus...
In its refined form, the 1965 GT350’s powerplant was capable of producing 306 horsepower at 6,000 rpm, propelling the Mustang...
The Mach 1 was a performance package that Ford began offering in 1969. Available with a range of engines, the...
The 1969 Ford Torino Talladega was one of the early NASCAR aero cars, designed to be as aerodynamic for sustained...
The Falcon received a convertible version for 1963 in three levels of trim—Futura, Futura Sport, and Futura Sprint. The Sprint,...
The GT option was offered again in 1968. It could be purchased if you ordered the 230, 325 or 390...
The 1977 Mustang II was only featured minor trim changes from the previous year. These cosmetic changes were added to...
This 1929 Ford Model A wears the attractive and highly desirable factory Roadster Pickup body. The open roadster cab was...
The GT500 derived, Super Snake was reported to have produced 650 HP, though many speculate this number to be highly...
The 1965 Ford Mustang is one of the most significant vehicles built at Ford Motor Company’s Rouge complex. With its...
During the mid-1960s, Ford faced stiff competition from Chrysler in NASCAR competition. An all-new engine was needed, and Ford’s solution...
The Ford Capri S III was introduced in March ’78, with improved aerodynamics, wraparound black bumpers and twin circular headlamps...
State-of-the-art automotive technology in its day and with Ford’s finest achievement since the GT40, the RS200 is the ultimate acquisition...
Perhaps no single vehicle represents the breadth and ambition of Ford’s 1957 lineup than this Fairlane 500 Skyliner. For the...
ARs are among the very first Model As to have been built, and as such, they do not have some...
This 1937 Ford Custom is a high-end and highly customized street-rod interpretation of the “Woody” wagon, iconic staple of California’s...
In order to celebrate the fame brought by the Starsky & Hutch TV series Ford released a Gran Torino “Starsky...
A well-executed custom car will really impress, like this super smooth 1937 Ford Coupe Custom. It has a sophisticated air, like...