Remember the ill-fated Edsel brand named after the son of Henry Ford? Founded in 1956 and phased out in 1959 over bad reception and millions of dollars in losses, Edsel continues to fascinate to this ...

When the average person thinks of the word "deluxe" in a modern context, you're bound to conjure an image of a fast food meal with fries and a drink. But back in the 40s, the term was less mundane.

Marmon-Herrington (M-H) is one of the founding fathers of four-wheel drive, but it’s a name not often heard these days. The company was founded in 1931 when Walter Marmon and Arthur Herrington joined ...

Right after World War II, Ford — like every other automaker in the world — produced cars as fast as possible, arbitrarily picking a date in February 1947 to switch from building 1946 models to 1947 ...

Many people have fond memories of the family station wagon. For Edsel B. Ford II, the great-grandson of Henry Ford, it's just a little bit different. Because the car carries his name. Yet, like so ...

Thankfully, while the Vanilla Shake paint and mauve tweed interiors may have faded off into the street rodder's sunset (I'm fine with looking back in retrospect, as it was difficult enough typing ...

Right after World War II, Ford - like every other automaker in the world - produced cars as fast as possible, arbitrarily picking a date in February 1947 to switch from building 1946 models to 1947 ...

Three years ago, Lance Wetteland found a very blue '47 Ford near his hometown of Winchester, Oregon. "It was painted all one color: Ford Navajo Turquoise. The grille, trim pieces, wheels, bumpers, ...

Its a great car to drive. Lots of fun ,nostalgia personified! Great head turner!! Lots of room and quiet poweful driver!Lots of new parts and super clean condition!