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By Russ Dixon
This 1965 Ford Mustang is well on its way to a quarter of a million miles. That’s because it’s had the same female owner all this time, who still takes it for a spin every couple of weeks. The... Read More »
By Zach Butler
The 2027 Ford Ranger is, like the F-150, getting a few notable changes — including the standard-output 3.0L EcoBoost V6. The post The 2027 Ford Ranger Is Following the F-150’s Lead in Dropping the 2.7L EcoBoost V6 for the 3.0L appeared first on The Fast Lane Truck.
By ClassicCars.com
Headlined by iconic 2019 McLaren Senna, two custom Jeff Hayes Corvettes, and concours-restored 1965 Ford Mustang GT K-code
By Grant Davis
F150 LEDs lights have become a popular choice for Ford lighting upgrades because they offer longer service life, efficient operation, and flexible upgrade options. The post Ford F-150 LED Lights: A Guide to Upgrading Your Truck’s Lighting System appeared first on The Fast Lane Truck.
By Adam Clarke
Some classics lead sheltered lives, while others live in the fast lane. This 1978 Ford Mustang II King Cobra falls into the former category, recently released after spending two decades as a display piece in an automotive-themed restaurant. As... Read More »
By Amber DaSilva
Plus European EV hunger, Waymo's plans for world domination, and yet further recalls from Ford.
By John Dagys
Ford Racing Driver Development Team member soaking up key experiences in prep for GT3 step...
By Russ Dixon
The mid-size Ford Fairlane was upstaged in 1968 when the Torino model arrived with a higher level of trim and a greater selection of options. After more than 15 years on the Ford payroll, the Fairlane nameplate disappeared after... Read More »
By Di McLarty
Red CentreNATS have announced Centralian Motors as the Naming Rights Partner of Red CentreNATS 13 and presenting partner of the Ford 0870 Drag & Burnout Precinct
By Russ Dixon
The seller is/was parting out this 1964 Ford Falcon 2-door hardtop. But does not mention whether it’s the V8-powered Sprint model, which seems likely. The Sprint brought V8 power to the Falcon, and it was offered for three years... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
In 1965, Ford rolled out the LTD as an upscale version of the Galaxie 500. The advertising claimed the new car rode quieter than a Rolls-Royce. The concept was a huge success, prompting Chevrolet to bring out the Caprice... Read More »
The last few weeks have been a blur. It's time to cash in all that effort for some track time! The post Ep. 4 | Ridetech’s Road to Ford Fest appeared first on Ridetech.
By Alex Harrington
Christian Horner reflects on taking Red Bull’s Ford-partnered engine from a “complete startup” to a race winner in its first season
By JOHN MATA JR
Paul Blum’s Thoughtfully Built OBS F-350 We all have our “truck of choice” for many reasons. Brand loyalty is a tough thing to break, especially […] The post Inside Paul Blum’s Custom 1997 Ford F-350 OBS appeared first on Diesel World.
By McKynzie Steward
Ford is updating the Bronco lineup for 2027 with two new trim levels, broader availability of its V6 engine, and several feature updates.
By DEVAN ENCE
AS SEEN IN OUR F-SERIES BUILDERS GUIDE WINTER 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now! Get Your 4×4 Build Sitting Right Jasmine and I are doing a… Continue reading Step-by-Step Skyjacker Lift Kit Install on a Classic Ford F-150 The post Step-by-Step Skyjacker Lift Kit Install on a Classic Ford F-150 appeared first on Street Trucks.
By Russ Dixon
In its second year, the Ford Mustang was the hottest-selling car of 1966. At 607,000 copies, production worked out to nearly 70 cars built every hour, 365 days a year. So, what do you do for an encore in... Read More »
By Ron Denny
Sometimes I wonder how many waiting-to-be-awakened-and-restored two seater Thunderbirds are out there. Still squirreled away in a garage or a barn and gathering dust and cobwebs like this 1957 Baby ‘Bird. The seller, Kevin, gives us very little information... Read More »
By Mike Stephens
Ford’s first post-war redesign was the Custom, introduced near the end of the turbulent forties decade. Its fresh, streamlined styling featured slab-sides and was considered somewhat radical for the period. However, as it aged, the car’s appearance was deemed... Read More »
By Michelle Rand
Thanks to tip-finder Zappenduster, the Wayback Machine produced this 95% restored lipstick-red 1931 Model AA for our viewing pleasure. Finding any surviving Model AA is tough enough, let alone an example enhanced by substantial work to its mechanicals and... Read More »
By Christopher Gullo
Okay, I’ll admit it, as a kid I loved watching Scooby-Doo. The cartoon group of oddball friends was always getting into some crazy adventure trying to solve a mystery. My favorite character was the title cartoon Great Dane, of... Read More »
By Nathan Adlen
In this week’s Ask Nathan: The first question comes from a fan who wants to know about the future of pickup trucks. Q (Via Facebook): RE: Are we seeing the future of pickup trucks? The Ford Phantom is the future of pickup trucks, am I right? It is electric but it has all of the parts needed […] The post Ask Nathan: The Future of Pickup Trucks and Retro EVs Are Kind of Awesome? appeared first on TFLcar.
By Russ Dixon
Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Chevrolet and Ford competed head-to-head in the full-size market. That meant buyers had to choose between cars like the Chevy Impala and Ford Galaxie (Chevy usually won the sales game). The seller has a... Read More »
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