Lee Schmidt of Scottsdale, Arizona, is a golf course architect, so it would make perfect sense for him to drive a pickup. Well, maybe the pickup of his choice would be considered just a bit out of the ...

If you are a speed junkie and you've never been to the Bonneville Salt Flats, then you're probably not speed junkie enough. Or you maybe are, but you never had the tool to go racing over the ...

They're only original once; it's a well-worn clich that still works, or does it? Case in point, a friend of ours recently picked up a pretty clean 1935 Ford two-door Standard that didn't quite make it ...

There are several ways one can make a car look closer to the ground than its original makers intended. One of the cheapest is to go for some fancy suspension system and top that off with a chop for ...

"Taking an Indianapolis 500-mile race car and making it into a highway-ready vehicle, able to compete in the Great Race, is really a contradiction in engineering terms," says Charles Glick of Paris, ...

Bob Turrell of Thomaston enjoys both vintage cars and vintage motorcycles. He’s owned a 1935 Ford five-window coupe for more than nine years and has worked to modernize it and make it more reliable, ...

Ford's coupe line-up has been celebrated in automobile history. The deuce coupe, Thunderbird and most prominently the Mustang has been a shining example of what identifies the Ford brand. Sources of ...

Eye Candy: 1935 Ford panel truck Restoring his 1935 Ford panel truck was a 15 year project that began with a rusted out body found in rural Quebec and parts sourced from across the U.S. and Canada.

A common auto brand in the United States, Ford has always maintained a firm presence in the sedan marketplace. Catering to typical driving consumers, the sedans of Ford are also an unmistakable sight ...